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@blank-string/static.blankstring.surge.sh
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This is a place where we statically host files
Host all the files
npm i
You need to first copy the mp3s to this folder
OWNCLOUD=... npm copy
you can also export OWNCLOUD
as an environment variable
deploy everything to surge with
OWNCLOUD=... npm deploy
you will need to login with surge
./node_modules/.bin/surge login
You can locally host this with
OWNCLOUD=... npm start
or
OWNCLOUD=... ./start
You can also install this into youw own project
npm i -g @blank-string/static.blankstring.surge.sh
and then you can run, default to port 4567 (or next available there after)
OWNCLOUD=... static-blankstring
or
OWNCLOUD=... static-blankstring 8080
to specify your own
FAQs
This is a place where we statically host files
The npm package @blank-string/static.blankstring.surge.sh receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @blank-string/static.blankstring.surge.sh popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @blank-string/static.blankstring.surge.sh demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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