# How to upload a ReactJS application to my account in Plesk?
#### To be able to view a webpage made in ReactJS from your domain, follow these steps:
1. Add the **`Homepage`** to your **package.json** file
Open your React application. Then, open the **package.json** file and add a "homepage" attribute as follows:
The format should be `"homepage": "https://yourdomain.com"`
2. Create the **build** of your application
* In the root directory of your application, run the command **`yarn install`** to install the updated dependencies.
* Once this is completed, run the command **`yarn build`** (**`npm install`** and **`npm build`** also work).
* You will notice that this creates a new directory in your project called **build**. The **build** directory is essentially a compressed version of your program that contains everything your browser needs to identify and run your application.
3. Upload the contents of the **build** directory to the main website directory on your hosting account.
The next step is to upload the contents of the **build** directory, which you created in the previous step, to the main directory of your website. You can do this using the File Manager in the control panel or by accessing via FTP.\
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For a **cPanel** account, the directory would be **public\_html**.
For a **Plesk** account, the directory would be **httpdocs**.
{% hint style="info" %}
It's important to upload only the contents of the **build** directory and not the directory itself, or the website will not function properly.
{% endhint %}
Here is an example of the directory structure in a cPanel account, where you will see the **public\_html** directory.
And this is an example of the directory structure in a **Plesk** account, where you will see the **httpdocs** directory.
This is an example of the typical files you will see in your **build** directory, which you should upload to **public\_html**, **httpdocs**, or the main directory of your website.
4. Create the **.htaccess** file
To make the routes work in your React application, you will need to add an **.htaccess** file.\
You should create this file in the **public\_html**, **httpdocs**, or the main directory of your website, at the same level as the contents of the **build** directory you uploaded earlier.\
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Edit the file and insert the following basic information:
```
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.html$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-l
RewriteRule . /index.html [L]
```
Then, save the changes to the file.
### That's it!
Now you should be able to use your domain in the browser and see your web application fully functional.
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