Thank you!
It works in Firebase but when you reload or refresh the page It shows the 404 error do you know how to fix it?
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Hi,
I can’t reproduce that error on my end 
Perhaps it might be a misconfiguration in your app. Could you submit a bug report to https://tracker.appgyver.com/ with your appID?
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May you please explain the above? what are you referring to as the local folder? is this the unpacked folder? and how does one create an “empty” file?
Thanks
I just did it!
Thank you
Hi @Kirill_Leventcov ,
I have one application in Community Edition of AggGyver. So as per your current wiki ,will my app be deprecated post March 31st and I can’t access it further? I don’t want to deploy it to pkaystore / appstore .I want to launch and preview it.
Also , I have exported my app from Community Edition of AggGyver to a .gpg file but I don’t see an option to replace it in SAP Build lobby as per this wiki SAP Help Portal
Attaching my screenshot as well
Kindly help!!
I had similar concerns, @Lohitha_Maddipoti. I think we were both a bit confused there. See this:
According to @Kirill_Leventcov, this is strictly referring to Appgyver (AG) hosting your AG-built website for free for you. The same way as Wix (another website builder), off the top of my head, would host your free website with them as something like yoursitename.mywixsite.com. This is completely unrelated to the mobile app stores and in no way affects your ability to build native apps or websites. You’ll still be able to preview them in the preview web portal online or in the preview apps. You’ll still be able to develop them indefinitely in the future. 
In short, unless you are hosting a website at yourappsname.appgyverapp.com, you should have nothing to worry about.
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I have hosted the app successfully on Firebase, but when I go to the Firebase URL it does not show the initial page, as per the setup in Appgyver builder. My App ID is 521350.
Also , I have exported my app from Community Edition of AggGyver to a .gpg file but I don’t see an option to replace it in SAP Build lobby as per this wiki SAP Help Portal
Hi,
As seen from the screenshot, you are using SAP AppGyver Classic. From the linked document, you may find: “Projects exported from SAP AppGyver Classic or Community Edition can be imported into SAP Build Apps.” Which means that you can import into SAP Build Apps, but not Classic.
what are you referring to as the local folder? is this the unpacked folder? and how does one create an “empty” file?
Yes, local folder is the unpacked folder.
To create a .nojekyll file, you can use several methods, but the most common one is to create a new txt file and rename it to .nojekyll. On Windows, that might not work, so rename it to .nojekyll. instead, and it will drop the unnecessary dot by itself.
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The appgyver instructions didn’t work entirely but the ones on GitHub did.
there are a few more lines required than just the following (i didn’t get a chance to re-copy it):
git init
git remote add origin {git_address}
After that step 5 can be performed. if just those lines are used the files won’t “commit”.
Also the .nojekyll file is not recognized. it uploads as a .txt. and the website opens as a blank page.
Steps 4 and 5 were adapted from the following GitHub instructions:
echo "# d" >> README.md
git init
git add README.md
git commit -m "first commit"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin {url}
git push -u origin main
Although, we neglect the first command as we don’t need to create a README file. And on command 3, we add -A, meaning all.
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@Kirill_Leventcov do you know why Firebase hosting is not working? Is their any specific step that is missing in the document?
This is not relevant to AppGyver deployment on Firebase.
I checked the link, it is relevant to firebase hosting.
It is relevant for Firebase hosting, but not really for appygyver web app. But nevertheless, I found the issue and it was a basic thing I was missing. When prompted for all the details during deployment, you just need to make sure you enter period (.) instead of just pressing enter in the directory selection.
- What do you want to use as your public directory?:
.
I thought the process for hosting on Firebase was not working. I assumed the start page was index.html, but it seems the first page in my application is page.Page1.html. How can I configure the AppGyver app to have index.html as the first page and default page?
Hey guys,
I’ve completed the Github hosting process and it is live. However, I have links on my login page to sign-up and forgot password, these links aren’t working on the version hosted on Github, but on the version hosted with Appgyver, these links work perfectly.
Is there something I’m missing in order to get the app to work hosted on Github? It seems like it might be an authentication thing but the pages for sign-up and forgot password are set to be opened without authentication and this works on the Appgyver hosted version of the site.
Thanks,
Eoin
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Hi! You can verify whether or not it is related to authentication by looking at the Network tab in your browser’s developer console. If it gives a 403 error when you click the link, it’s authentication. Check that the page settings are still correct also just in case 
EDIT: If you are having trouble with navigation flows in 4.7.X preview, there’s a bug where they don’t work if native navigation is disabled. This will be fixed in the next runtime version. In the meanwhile you can continue development by enabling the native navigation.