Dev-Proxy

To help us develop our Virtual Assistants on the client website by proxying it.

How do I get set up?

npm install @cxco/dev-proxy

Set up in your gulpfile:

    const argv = require('yargs').argv;
	const config = require('./gulp.config')();
    const browserSync = require('browser-sync').create();
	const cxProxyConfig = require('./cx-proxy.config');
    const CxProxy = require('@cxco/dev-proxy').default;

	// ... other gulp tasks and requires

    // serve and watch files
    gulp.task('watch', ['build'], async () => {
        let port
        let browserSyncConfig = {};

        if (proxy) {
            port = await (new CxProxy(cxProxyConfig)).start();
            browserSyncConfig.proxy = `localhost:${port}`;
        } else {
            browserSyncConfig.server = {
                baseDir: `./${config.build}`
            }
        }

        browserSync.init(browserSyncConfig);

        gulp.watch(config.watch, ['bs-reload']);
        gulp.watch(config.scss, () => buildCss(true));
    });

Configuration

To use the Dev-Proxy in your project you will also need a configuration file. You can use the cx-proxy.config.example file to start with.

Publishing

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