angularjs - how to deploy a yeoman build to aws node.js -

i'm new yeoman , trying basic yeoman generated angularjs site deployed elastic beanstalk. @ moment when deploy receive 502: bad gateway. able deploy simple nodejs app aws like

server.js

var http = require("http");  http.createserver(function(request, response) { response.writehead(200, {"content-type": "text/plain"}); response.write("hello world"); response.end(); }).listen(process.env.port || 8888); 

without specifying port in url, page works fine. not sure if relevant issue.

the process using yeoman angular generator pretty standard ie.

yo angular yo angular:controller testcontroller ..add directives / views etc.. grunt server -- serves pages correctly on port 9000 grunt -- creates dist folder 

at stage have working angularjs app locally, here follow same workflow deployed earlier hello world sample correctly ( commit git repo, provision image elastic beanstalk cli..etc..). made repo based on contents of /dist folder , deployed 502..

there 2 leads have here, firstly should listening on port 80 - although earlier sample on :8888 worked think next requirement relevant, file named server.js in root directory.

the grunt build output \dist contains:

bower_components views styles scripts      25e920e4.modules.js      5e188624.scripts.js      76c21dca.plugins.js 

so i'm not sure next step. noticed app.js not part of dist output have these 3 new script js files. need configure make nodejs container serve new structure?

here's original app.js

'use strict';  angular.module('nodealphaapp', [])   .config(function ($routeprovider) {     $routeprovider       .when('/', {         templateurl: 'views/main.html',         controller: 'mainctrl'       })       .otherwise({         redirectto: '/'       });   }); 

let me know if can provide more info

cheers!

i had same exact problem! want use grunt buildcontrol there no option aws. grunt buildcontrol pushes remote, not how elastic beanstalk deploys.

when type eb deploy, deploy within .git directory, not dist/ directory. work-around create local git repository within dist/.

1. remove elastic beanstalk files in repo. fyi, they're hidden.
2. using terminal, cd dist/ project's root folder.
3. run git init create local git repo.
4. make initial commit, because dist/ has been .gitignore-d.
5. run eb init, eb create, eb deploy normal within dist/.
6. set environmental variables, if need them; app doesn't.
7. eb open, fingers crossed.