@hubspot/ui-extensions-dev-server
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This package is a development server library for HubSpot UI Extensions. It provides a Vite and Express-powered server for local development of extensions, which is run via the HubSpot CLI. There is also a `remoteBuild` function, used by Artifactor to gene
This package is a development server library for HubSpot UI Extensions. It provides a Vite and Express-powered server for local development of extensions, which is run via the HubSpot CLI. There is also a remoteBuild function, used by Artifactor to generate production builds of extensions.
You can install the package directly to run the CLI command to execute the production build locally:
npm install @hubspot/ui-extensions-dev-server
However, most people will use this package indirectly via the HubSpot cli:
hs project dev
We centerally manage issues in our primary ui-extensibility repo
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This package is a development server library for HubSpot UI Extensions. It provides a Vite and Express-powered server for local development of extensions, which is run via the HubSpot CLI. There is also a `remoteBuild` function, used by Artifactor to gene
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