It had a very good run, and got much further than it had any right to. It is time it was put to rest. Please do not use this. There are a zillion other solutions out there that weren't made by a junior at the beginning of his career and pushed well beyond their means.
It will no longer be receiving patches. Thank you for all the downloads.
Fin-Serve is a very simple http server. Written in node with few deps, it aims to simply serve up compiled frontend assets without regards to routing. It will look in /dist for compiled assets. You should compile them before trying to run this.
npm install will install the two deps (serve-static and finalhandler), as well as the dev deps used for testing.
npm install fin-serve to add the package to your project. After compiling assets, NODE_ENV=production npm start after configuring your webpack to listen to this middleware will launch a server looking at the static assets in ./dist/.
TODO: explain how to add it to the babel config.
You may pass fin-serve additional env vars that will show up in the header to be parsed by the application later. All you need to do is append META_TAG_ to the front of whatever env var you'd like to appear as a parsable header, using a query to grab it like: document.queryselector('meta[name="YOUR_ENV_VAR"]').
Run npm test after install dev dependencies.
FAQs
Simple built-asset server.
We found that fin-serve demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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