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A way to start web applications.

Primary LanguageJavaScriptMIT LicenseMIT

Start 🎒

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This is what I use to start my web applications. It's a fairly simple Webpack project structure that can be easily extended and customized. Simplicity is the goal here. Just plug your view library into the configs and build something.

You can use the framework branches to start preact or react applications.

git checkout framework/preact

or

git checkout framework/react

Starting:

npm run start

Note: This will start a local server and you'll see some message from webpack-dev-server that it was started on yourIp:somePort. That's OK. You can access it using your localhost:port. I did that in order to use the development server with other devices in the same network without much hasle and pain. If you don't like it, just change the dev server configurations under webpack/utils/server.

Building:

npm run build