Cannot GET /

[Moutard3]

When I start rekit-studio, it starts successfully but then when I go on the web app I got

Cannot GET /

Here's what I do to start it:

PS C:\Workspace\web\project> rekit-studio
[2020-05-26 07:09:23.878] [studio] [info] Starting Rekit Studio:  {"port":3000,"projectRoot":"C:\\Workspace\\web\\project","pluginDir":null,"pluginsDir":null}
[2020-05-26 07:09:23.923] [info] All plugins: ["default","terminal","scripts","test","git-manager","pty","typescript","rekit-studio-info","common-core","rekit-plugin","rekit-react"]
[2020-05-26 07:09:23.924] [info] Applied plugins for appType rekit-react:  ["default","terminal","scripts","test","git-manager","pty","typescript","rekit-studio-info","rekit-react"]
[2020-05-26 07:09:23.926] [studio] [info] Remote ui plugins: []
[2020-05-26 07:09:24.335] [studio] [info] Rekit Studio is running at http://localhost:3000/

[Moutard3]

Update: It's working when I use the startDevServer script instead of start

[MatthewScholefield]

I think this is a problem with installing directly from GitHub. Could you confirm that this was caused from something like npm install http://github.com/user/repo? The reason is that it looks like the official packages in npm are deployed a specific way that includes the generated static assets alongside the package. Without redeploying using the scripts in the repo (ie. just installing directly through git), it can't GET any of the static assets.

Also, by the way, if you wanted to install the latest version without erroring from the node-pty install, you can download the existing npm tgz file, modify the inner package.json, and then install that. This retains the generated resources. I've already done this with the latest version that can be installed with:

npm install -g https://gist.github.com/MatthewScholefield/b5eb628633be28daff994c2fbb917b74/raw/68d4ff48702f44b2991b96e6a46b9d335f5093af/rekit-studio-3.0.4.tgz