Installed sample .net project, get an error saying: DataAnnotation validation failed for members: 'ProjectAlias' with the error: 'The ProjectAlias field is required.'. Even thou i added my project in app.settings (its called: peters-straightforward-fennec-fox)
Thanks for good answers.
One additional question on this matter. If you want to run a headless Umbraco solution in the cloud Heartcore sound just right. But is there a hosting for the frontend (node+react)? Or what is you solution regarding this?
Is there a way to run an ordinary Umbraco site (not a Heartcore one) as headless with server side rendering through Clearscript V8 in our cloud solution?
Beginning heartcore
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Hi there.
For the sample, I recommend to look into this documentation - https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Umbraco-Heartcore/Client-Libraries/Dot-Net-Core/MVC-Sample/
Regarding your screenshot, you need a umb-project-alias header with the environment alias as value.
Not entirely sure what you mean by the GraphQL naming, though. Can you perhaps elaborate on that a bit?
Also, do note that the library's purpose isn't to build an entire project on but just to demo the product :)
Oh, and take a look at our Heartcore docs here - https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Umbraco-Heartcore/
HI,
found out it was related to not having a ProjectAlias set in appsettings.Development.json
Also, I finally got the hang of GraphQL.
Thanks
Awesome to hear that!
Thanks for good answers. One additional question on this matter. If you want to run a headless Umbraco solution in the cloud Heartcore sound just right. But is there a hosting for the frontend (node+react)? Or what is you solution regarding this?
Best regards, /Magnus
Hi Magnus
We don't provide hosting on Umbraco Cloud for frontend solutions.
I would recommend that you look into Azure, AWS, or other Cloud providers for that :)
Thanks. I almost guessed that. :)
Is there a way to run an ordinary Umbraco site (not a Heartcore one) as headless with server side rendering through Clearscript V8 in our cloud solution?
Cheers, /Magnus
Yes, you can turn your Umbraco project into a headless one. Docs link
You can then build a frontend in any JS framework and have both hosted on the same Cloud project.
I just don't see the point in putting in so much extra work and then hosting both the backend and frontend in the same solution.
We have several customers who turned their project into a headless solution and then host a frontend somewhere outside of our Cloud.
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