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Blogifier is an open-source publishing platform Written in ASP.NET and Blazor WebAssembly. With Blogifier make a personal blog or a website.
https://blogifier.net
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deployment to firebase hosting #300

Open PrestigeDevop opened 2 years ago

PrestigeDevop commented 2 years ago

Hi , I like this CMS from the demo , I've ran into some issue but in the end I managed to get it to work on local server ,

however I tried to follow this article on how to deploy wasm into firebase hosting it doesn't work as expected :

https://swimburger.net/blog/dotnet/how-to-deploy-blazor-webassembly-to-firebase-hosting

david-randoll commented 2 years ago

Had any luck?

PrestigeDevop commented 2 years ago

Had any luck?

No, it's probably possible but not feasible . There's new trend which's headless cms aka Jamstack.

The article was demonstrate how to push wasm / automatic GitHub workflow trigger build. you probably could find a hacky way to do it though

david-randoll commented 2 years ago

Hey! I got Blogifier working on Aws with custom domains and an SSL certificate. It is using the AWS free tier so it's completely free. Check out the installation I write up using the Blogifier blog.

https://blog.davidrandoll.com/posts/host-blogifier-for-free-on-aws

LuisThe0ne commented 1 year ago

Had any luck?

No, it's probably possible but not feasible . There's new trend which's headless cms aka Jamstack.

The article was demonstrate how to push wasm / automatic GitHub workflow trigger build. you probably could find a hacky way to do it though

I think it is not possible, because firebase mainly supports static hosting and not all of Blogifier is written in blazor web assembly, I think only the admin panel. So it would be difficult or even impossible because you need to host it server side.