How can we establish a connection between the server and the client, and designate the host in the process? about flat-server HOT 6 CLOSED

I don't use Laragon so I don't know. However the Flat client (web) is a static website. You can refer to its web/flat-web/deploy/nginx folder to see how it is routed. It is the same as many other single-page applications.

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Which applications do you use to connect the web, server, host, and database?

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Do they need any applications? They are just services running on servers and binding to different hosts and ports. They communicate with each other using standard HTTP(S) protocols.

The server (this repo) obviously must use Node.js to run since it depends on many Node.js runtime features.

The client (web) is just a static website as I mentioned above. It can be served by many tools/services. Like nginx, vercel, netlify, github-pages, anything that acts as an http server.

The databases are standalone softwares, they just run by themselves.

The hostname is often configured by the domain service, and is often backended by an nginx service to support serving SSL certificates that enables HTTPS.

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How can I improve my chances of successfully fetching clients with the server?

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Possible reasons:

• Port 80 is special which is often protected by the firewall. You can test the server manually by opening http://localhost:80 in the browser to see if it is connected and get a response. If it is blocked by your firewall, you can change the port to another.

• The code in Flat intentionally formats the final URL in HTTPS protocol. However the server only serves behind the HTTP (not HTTPS) protocol. So you have to modify the code to test the server locally.

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Thank you, my professor.

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