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basisjs-tools-server
Advanced tools
http/ws development server as part of basisjs-tools
server
command launch a server instance:
> basis server
By default current folder becomes server root (you can change it using --base
option). You also can set listening port with --port
option on command run or define it in config (useful when launch several servers). By default server listen port 8000
.
> basis server -p 8123
Server run at http://localhost:8123
Server caches files you access to and inject it into html page (via window.__resources__
). This approach speeds up page loading with many files.
Also it watches for files changes and send new file content to client if neccessary (using socket.io
and basis.js
infrastructure). When you use this server you usually don't need to refresh page when you change .tmpl
, .css
, .json
or .l10n
files.
MIT License.
1.0.2 (August 1, 2021)
basisjs-tools-ast
to 1.6.2
to fix HTML serializationFAQs
Dev-server for basis.js framework
We found that basisjs-tools-server 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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