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baset-env-browser
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Browser environment plugin for BaseT project.
Run:
npm install --save-dev baset-env-browser
and adding next lines to baset.plugins
section in your package.json
or plugins
section in your .basetrc
/.basetrc.json
:
".spec.js$": ["baset-env-browser", "baset-baseliner-json"], // JavaScript
".spec.ts$": ["baset-env-browser", "baset-reader-ts", "baset-baseliner-json"] // TypeScript
You may also use static files server, by specifying at least one of following options,
"baset-env-browser": {
"serverPort": 1337, // port that will be used for serving files, 1337 is default value
"staticFolder": "./path/to/your/static/files" // root folder of your files, current working directory by default
}
This config will run express.static server at http://localhost:1337/
that will serve files from staticFolder
.
In most cases it's not needed, but sometimes (e.g. for PIXI loaders) it could be necessary, because framework/library may heavily depend on fetching some files from server.
FAQs
Browser environment for BaseT project.
We found that baset-env-browser 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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