@webpack-cli/serve
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This package is used by webpack-cli under-the-hood and is not intended for installation
This package contains the logic to run webpack-dev-server to serve your webpack app and provide live reloading.
npm i -D webpack-cli @webpack-cli/serve
webpack-cli)npx webpack-cli serve
Checkout SERVE-OPTIONS-v4.md or SERVE-OPTIONS-v5.md to see list of all available options for serve command for respective webpack-dev-server version.
webpack-dev-server is a more direct package that provides a development server for webpack. It is often used directly or integrated into other tools like @webpack-cli/serve. It offers similar functionalities such as live reloading and HMR, but is used more directly for server configurations.
This package integrates BrowserSync with webpack, offering a feature set that overlaps with webpack-dev-server and @webpack-cli/serve, such as live reloading. BrowserSync is particularly useful for testing an application across multiple devices.
While not specific to webpack, 'serve' is a static server package that can be used to serve a webpack-built application. It lacks the deep integration and HMR capabilities of @webpack-cli/serve but is suitable for simpler, static serving purposes.
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