Currently, exporting the Front End creates a static HTML/JS/CSS. The problem is that it loses the functionality of the Node.js server and loses the ability to edit files. Therefore, you cannot modify the configuration.json once exported, and the administration panel is functionally read-only.
Possible solution:
Transfer the configuration.json to the Back End and have it served to the Front End. And the Front End sends the changes to the Back End for it to modify.
Problem:
Currently, exporting the Front End creates a static HTML/JS/CSS. The problem is that it loses the functionality of the Node.js server and loses the ability to edit files. Therefore, you cannot modify the configuration.json once exported, and the administration panel is functionally read-only.
Possible solution:
Transfer the configuration.json to the Back End and have it served to the Front End. And the Front End sends the changes to the Back End for it to modify.