I’ve followed the documentation to run FCC locally via Docker and it seems to complete, but when I visit localhost:8000, I get “localhost didn’t send any data.” as a response.
How long do you wait, before trying to access localhost:8000? Because the above should say: SUCCESS instead of IN PROGRESS, before you are able to access the client side.
The length of time to develop the build is entirely dependent on what hardware you have. So, I cannot give you any useful figures. Here are some estimates:
Running on GitPod (an online IDE many contributors use): Full setup takes <5min
Running on my Windows 10 laptop: Installing packages takes ~20-30min (my average internet speed is 400kB/s), developing the server takes ~7-10 min.
Thanks for your reply again. You were right that the build didn’t complete. I was just impatient because building outside docker was so much faster.
The build did complete (reporting 1721 pages SUCCESS) after letting it sit for an hour, however, visiting localhost:8000 now returned a white screen with no content. I was able to see the graphql exploration panels (http://localhost:8000/___graphql), though.
I can’t think of why it would take so much longer and not work correctly. I can only assume it may be some issue with how I have docker set up. Thank you for your help.
Hey there!!! Thank you for you post!!! And I am having the exact same issue as yours!!! Also MacOS 10.15!!! And my machine is mid 2015 15inch, how’s yours?!
God, what a coincidence!
After read your post, I realized my building process in the docker is also not finished yet, so I just going to let it keep on doing its job~
By the way, do you still have any other problems?
haha, what are the odds?! wait, you are not also working on the exact same issue like mine, right? If you are, I am going to scream GOD, now😂 Ok, kidding, thanks for your post again!
PS, I was finding solution on the Gitter before, heck, if only I post my problems here instead… but I also asked Mr. Sky020 on the github issue page, but I guess I didn’t provide the screenshot of the logging back then… weird, same day! You know?!
I’m on a 2015 Macbook Pro too. Maybe there’s an issue with Docker? After the build I get a blank white screen when accessing localhost:8000. Traffic is going through, but nothing renders.
Building locally with npm and running mongod locally works, though. The build is faster as well. It’s still a head scratcher for me, because I don’t see any error output on the white screen.
Oh god!!! Let’s have an remote internet hand shake, bro!!!
And yes! I am having the white screen here! hahaha, I mean, wtf, right?
But I didn’t try the build locally method, according to guys on gitter, they said that’s faster too, maybe I should just use that method and save my time on those weird errors😂
Because I really running out my free time during the day job:sweat_smile:although it’s midnight in my place right now, oh god, you are not also at midnight, right? if you does, wow… no this just can’t be, hahaha
hahaha, when I saw your name replying him, I thought to myself, why didn’t you tell me those in the github page? hahaha, never mind, good thing is I can run it now~hahaha
Although, I didn’t do anything particular… all I did was, when I open the localhost from browser, I let the browser do its job and go to other page like this, and when I went back, it just showed up!!!