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@11ty/eleventy-dev-server
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@11ty/eleventy-dev-server
A minimal, modern, generic, hot-reloading local web server to help web developers.
eleventy-dev-server 🕚⚡️🎈🐀
A minimal, modern, generic, hot-reloading local web server to help web developers.
➡ Documentation
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- Follow us on Twitter @eleven_ty
- Support 11ty on Open Collective
- 11ty on npm
- 11ty on GitHub
Installation
This is bundled with @11ty/eleventy (and you do not need to install it separately) in Eleventy v2.0.
CLI
Eleventy Dev Server now also includes a CLI. The CLI is for standalone (non-Eleventy) use only: separate installation is unnecessary if you’re using this server with @11ty/eleventy.
npm install -g @11ty/eleventy-dev-server
# Alternatively, install locally into your project
npm install @11ty/eleventy-dev-server
This package requires Node 18 or newer.
CLI Usage
# Serve the current directory
npx @11ty/eleventy-dev-server
# Serve a different subdirectory (also aliased as --input)
npx @11ty/eleventy-dev-server --dir=_site
# Disable the `domdiff` feature
npx @11ty/eleventy-dev-server --domdiff=false
# Full command list in the Help
npx @11ty/eleventy-dev-server --help
Tests
npm run test
- We use the ava JavaScript test runner (Assertions documentation)
Changelog
v2.0.0bumps Node.js minimum to 18.
FAQs
A minimal, modern, generic, hot-reloading local web server to help web developers.
We found that @11ty/eleventy-dev-server demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 15 Jan 2025
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