Ryan Rebo reboryan

After many failed attempts, this solution worked to get my react app successfully deployed to Google App Engine.

Be sure to run npm run build. This should create a build directory in your root folder.
Reference build files in app.yaml (in your root). Create if doesn't exist. This worked for me:

# [START runtime]
runtime: nodejs
env: flex
# [END runtime]

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>

<head>
   
    <title>DOM manipulation with jQuery</title>

	class EncodeMp3Service

	def self.encode(song_version_id, input_filepath)
	new(song_version_id, input_filepath).encode
	end

	def initialize(song_version_id, input_filepath)
	@song_version = SongVersion.find song_version_id
	@input_filepath = input_filepath
	end

	module Pipeline
	extend ActiveSupport::Concern

	included do
	# @!attribute [rw] pipeline_id
	attr_accessible :pipeline_id
	end

	def post_url(remote_resource_name)
	"#{Rails.application.config.pipeline[:api_url]}/#{remote_resource_name}.json?api_key=#{Rails.application.config.pipeline[:api_key]}"

	module Search
	# takes in parameters via filters and keywords (search bar) from browse page,
	# performs parsing and prepares bits of SQL that can be used to build a full query
	# see search_query_builder.rb for where these bits of SQL get used
	class SearchParamsParser

	KEYWORD_TYPES = %w{search lyrics artists songVersions}
	FILTER_TYPES = %w{mood instruments vocals energy genres customizable length arc internal}
	ORDER_OPTIONS = ['last_created DESC', 'last_created ASC', 'title ASC', 'title DESC', 'length ASC', 'length DESC', 'random()'].freeze

	# process order
	def complete
	user = current_or_guest_user

	@order = user.orders.find(params[:order][:id])
	@order = validate(@order, params)

	stripe_card_token = params[:order].delete :stripe_card_token if params[:order]
	card_or_customer = stripe_card_token \|\| (user.stripe_customer_id && !user.guest?)

	// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
	console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console

	Object literal: -------------------------------- (only one instance of an object literal, use constructor if multiple instances are needed) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

	var LIT = {

	api_key : "2345769590",
	init: function(args) {
	this.args = args;
	},
	url: functioun() {
	return "http://jdhjdjhsvj.com/" + this.api_key + "/" + this.args;