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@aexshafii/ting-internet-quiz

v1.0.0

Published

Quiz for discovering types of internet users.

Downloads

4

Readme

Ting Internet Quiz

Quiz for discovering types of internet users.

How to start

The quickest way to start developing a new project is by creating a new repository from this template.

After that, open the new repository in your terminal and install the NPM packages by running:

npm install

To build the files, you have two defined scripts:

  • npm run build: Will build to the production directory (dist).
  • npm run dev: Will build and create a local server that serves all files (check Serving files on development mode for more info).

Serving files on development mode

When you run npm run dev, two things happen:

  • ESBuild is set to watch mode. Every time that you save your files, the project will be rebuilt.
  • A local server is created under http://localhost:3000 that serves all your project files. You can import them in your Webflow projects like:
<script src="http://localhost:3000/index.js"></script>

Setting up a path alias

Path aliases are very helpful to avoid code like:

import example from '../../../../utils/example';

Instead, we can create path aliases that map to a specific folder, so the code becomes cleaner like:

import example from '$utils/example';

You can set up path aliases using the paths setting in tsconfig.json. This template has an already predefined path as an example:

{
  "paths": {
    "$utils/*": ["src/utils/*"]
  }
}