@angular-custom-builders/lite-serve
Advanced tools
Custom builder to run lite-server with options
This builder allows you to run a lite-server with an existing dist folder. Useful in case of a CI/CD to avoid to build the project as part of the ng e2e command.
The only mandatory option is browserTarget. Using the target the lite-serve builder is able to figure out the path of the dist folder.
browserTarget: Target to serve
port: Port to listen on. Default 4200
logLevel: Can be either "info", "debug", "warn", or "silent". Default: info
watch: Rebuild on change. Default false
open: Opens the url in default browser. Default false
Create a new project with the nx cli.
npx create-nx-workspace@latest workspace --preset="angular" --appName="myapp" --style="css"
cd myapp
Add lite-serve to your project
npx ng add @angular-custom-builders/lite-serve myapp
Note: In case the e2e project does not follow the default rule myapp-e2e you can use the -e option to pass the custom name
npx ng add @angular-custom-builders/lite-serve myapp -e custom-name-e2e
ng run myapp-e2e:e2e
FAQs
Custom builder to run lite-server with options
The npm package @angular-custom-builders/lite-serve receives a total of 283 weekly downloads. As such, @angular-custom-builders/lite-serve popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @angular-custom-builders/lite-serve demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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