Fix react-website example

examples/react-website/README.md

@@ -6,35 +6,35 @@ Notice that `./website` is a basic react website, the only file we changed is `/
 
 ## Dev mode
 
-`wing run examples/react-website/main.w`
+`wing run examples/react-website/wing/main.w`
 
 The command above will open both the simulator and react dev app on the browser.
 
 Try to make some changes to the wing file and watch the react file changes!
 
 ## Run on simulator when react is in dev mode
 
-`wing test examples/react-website/main.w`
+`wing test examples/react-website/wing/main.w`
 
 Done developing, let's build the website, still on the simulator:
 
 ## Run on simulator when react is in build mode
 
 1. Add `useBuildCommand: true` to line 18
 2. run:
-`wing run examples/react-website/main.w`
+`wing run examples/react-website/wing/main.w`
 
 ## Build on tf-aws
 
 Now, let's test it on tf-aws platform:
 
-`wing test -t tf-aws examples/react-website/main.w`
+`wing test -t tf-aws examples/react-website/wing/main.w`
 
 Great! Everything is working, now let's deploy to AWS:
 
-`wing compile -t tf-aws examples/react-website/main.w`
+`wing compile -t tf-aws examples/react-website/wing/main.w`
 
-then go to the `examples/react-website/target/main.tfaws` folder, and run:
+then go to the `examples/react-website/wing/target/main.tfaws` folder, and run:
 `terraform init`
 
 and

examples/react-website/website/public/wing.js

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 // This file is generated by wing
 window.wingEnv = {
-  "REACT_APP_SERVER_URL": "http://127.0.0.1:49946",
+  "REACT_APP_SERVER_URL": "http://127.0.0.1:53645",
   "G": "123"
 };

examples/react-website/main.w → examples/react-website/wing/main.w

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ return cloud.ApiResponse {
 });
 
 let website = new ex.ReactApp(
-  projectPath: "./website",
+  projectPath: "../website",
   localPort: 3002,
 );