Full stack

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Database:

  • Update the MONGODB_URI in your .env file with the production database credentials.
  • Verify and adjust the database name, host, and any additional connection options (e.g., replica sets, connection pool settings).

Backend:

  • Change the CORS origin from http://localhost:5173 to your deployed front-end URL.
  • Adjust middleware or static file paths if your production directory structure differs.
  • Update API route configurations if there are any changes in the endpoints or business logic.
  • Modify error handling (e.g., reducing detailed error output) to suit a production environment.
  • Change the server port (via process.env.PORT or hardcoded) if necessary for your deployment.

Front End:

  • Update the API base URL in your front-end configuration to point to your production backend.
  • Replace any hardcoded local URLs (like http://localhost:5173) with the production URL.
  • Ensure that any environment-specific settings (e.g., API endpoints, port numbers) are correctly set for the live deployment.

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