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file gets delivered even if physically not there
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow do I get started with Node.jsWriting files in Node.jsCheck synchronously if file/directory exists in Node.jsHow to get GET (query string) variables in Express.js on Node.js?What's the difference between dependencies, devDependencies and peerDependencies in npm package.json file?My site static files are not served (node app on Amazon AWS)Why this error coming while running nodejs server?Why does not sending data io.sockets.emit and socket.broadcast.emithow to do Users in express as this arrow functionWhy express.Router() while separating routes
I run a nodeJS-app on a Raspi3 (Stretch-Lite). In the app uses express.
In a second terminal I run chromium on x-server to request the node-app.
Now the frontend-output needs some scripts and css, which makes my app.js looks like this
var ws = require('ws');
var http = require('http');
var express = require('express');
var path = require('path');
var SerialPort = require("serialport");
/* EXPRESS */
var app = express();
var router = express.Router();
app.use(express.static('templates'));
var server = http.createServer(app);
app.use('/', router);
app.get('/bootstrap.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap.min.css"); );
app.get('/bootstrap-grid.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap-grid.min.css"); );
app.get('/style.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/style.css"); );
app.get('/pr.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/pr.js"); );
app.get('/websocket.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/websocket.js"); );
app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
app.get('/splash.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets//img" + "/splash.png"); );
app.get('/sine.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/img/lfo" + "/sine.png"); );
this works fine.. now working further on func.js
somehow suddenly the chromium gets a older version of func.js
. I deleted all cache but still oder version. So I deleted the file phisically from the server, but still chromium got it somehow(!). How can that be?
I even uncommented the line in my node-appm, which deliveres the func.js
//app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
I also unsured I upload the correct files and restart the node-app and x-server.. but still Chromium gets the file which is not there(?)
how can that be?
node.js express raspberry-pi chromium
add a comment |
I run a nodeJS-app on a Raspi3 (Stretch-Lite). In the app uses express.
In a second terminal I run chromium on x-server to request the node-app.
Now the frontend-output needs some scripts and css, which makes my app.js looks like this
var ws = require('ws');
var http = require('http');
var express = require('express');
var path = require('path');
var SerialPort = require("serialport");
/* EXPRESS */
var app = express();
var router = express.Router();
app.use(express.static('templates'));
var server = http.createServer(app);
app.use('/', router);
app.get('/bootstrap.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap.min.css"); );
app.get('/bootstrap-grid.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap-grid.min.css"); );
app.get('/style.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/style.css"); );
app.get('/pr.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/pr.js"); );
app.get('/websocket.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/websocket.js"); );
app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
app.get('/splash.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets//img" + "/splash.png"); );
app.get('/sine.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/img/lfo" + "/sine.png"); );
this works fine.. now working further on func.js
somehow suddenly the chromium gets a older version of func.js
. I deleted all cache but still oder version. So I deleted the file phisically from the server, but still chromium got it somehow(!). How can that be?
I even uncommented the line in my node-appm, which deliveres the func.js
//app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
I also unsured I upload the correct files and restart the node-app and x-server.. but still Chromium gets the file which is not there(?)
how can that be?
node.js express raspberry-pi chromium
add a comment |
I run a nodeJS-app on a Raspi3 (Stretch-Lite). In the app uses express.
In a second terminal I run chromium on x-server to request the node-app.
Now the frontend-output needs some scripts and css, which makes my app.js looks like this
var ws = require('ws');
var http = require('http');
var express = require('express');
var path = require('path');
var SerialPort = require("serialport");
/* EXPRESS */
var app = express();
var router = express.Router();
app.use(express.static('templates'));
var server = http.createServer(app);
app.use('/', router);
app.get('/bootstrap.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap.min.css"); );
app.get('/bootstrap-grid.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap-grid.min.css"); );
app.get('/style.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/style.css"); );
app.get('/pr.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/pr.js"); );
app.get('/websocket.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/websocket.js"); );
app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
app.get('/splash.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets//img" + "/splash.png"); );
app.get('/sine.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/img/lfo" + "/sine.png"); );
this works fine.. now working further on func.js
somehow suddenly the chromium gets a older version of func.js
. I deleted all cache but still oder version. So I deleted the file phisically from the server, but still chromium got it somehow(!). How can that be?
I even uncommented the line in my node-appm, which deliveres the func.js
//app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
I also unsured I upload the correct files and restart the node-app and x-server.. but still Chromium gets the file which is not there(?)
how can that be?
node.js express raspberry-pi chromium
I run a nodeJS-app on a Raspi3 (Stretch-Lite). In the app uses express.
In a second terminal I run chromium on x-server to request the node-app.
Now the frontend-output needs some scripts and css, which makes my app.js looks like this
var ws = require('ws');
var http = require('http');
var express = require('express');
var path = require('path');
var SerialPort = require("serialport");
/* EXPRESS */
var app = express();
var router = express.Router();
app.use(express.static('templates'));
var server = http.createServer(app);
app.use('/', router);
app.get('/bootstrap.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap.min.css"); );
app.get('/bootstrap-grid.min.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/bootstrap-grid.min.css"); );
app.get('/style.css', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/css" + "/style.css"); );
app.get('/pr.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/pr.js"); );
app.get('/websocket.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/websocket.js"); );
app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
app.get('/splash.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets//img" + "/splash.png"); );
app.get('/sine.png', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/img/lfo" + "/sine.png"); );
this works fine.. now working further on func.js
somehow suddenly the chromium gets a older version of func.js
. I deleted all cache but still oder version. So I deleted the file phisically from the server, but still chromium got it somehow(!). How can that be?
I even uncommented the line in my node-appm, which deliveres the func.js
//app.get('/func.js', function(req, res) res.sendFile(__dirname + "/assets/js" + "/func.js"); );
I also unsured I upload the correct files and restart the node-app and x-server.. but still Chromium gets the file which is not there(?)
how can that be?
node.js express raspberry-pi chromium
node.js express raspberry-pi chromium
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