'Strategy for deploying finished React app in Wordpress
I'm developing a web application using React and WordPress as a headless CMS, since WordPress as a backend is easy for my client to access and change. The React app is effectively finished. It taps the REST API on WordPress, gets all of my custom post types, and displays them nicely in the app. But I am unsure of how to get WordPress on the server to serve the React app in the root directory instead of the default theme template it does now. I have my React app on my local machine, and WordPress is installed server-side.
I've seen the plugin ReactPress, but I'm not sure that applies to me here. I don't need a local installation of WordPress (as best as I can tell) - the app already taps the API and is fully functional. Also, I do not want a slug to serve the React App as ReactPress seems to want. All I need to do is make it so that WordPress will serve the React app when the root directory of the site is accessed.
If anyone has any pointers on how to accomplish this, I would be very grateful!
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