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@surfboard/dev-server

v0.2.0

Published

Tweaked webpack-dev-server to load the surfboard server side

Downloads

5

Readme

🌊 Surfboard

Package version License Build status

Surfboard is a modular dashboard project, based on modern web development tools (JavaScript, React, Rx). The aim is to create a tool that adapts to the need of its users and not the other way around, by providing just the needed functional bricks to build your dashboard but leave all flexibility to the user.

@surfboard/dev-server

This package just provides a handy command surfboard-dev-server to run a webpack dev server including the surfboard server websocket (please note that changes to server side are not automatically picked up, only changes to client side which are managed by webpack).

Warning

This project is still in initial development and is not completely ready yet for prime time. You can toy with it, but be aware that big changes can arise at any moment while this project hasn't reached the 1.0 release. Also, documentation and inter-packages dependencies may be a bit wonky during this time.

How to

Add it to your project:

npm i --save-dev @surfboard/dev-server

Run it:

npx surfboard-dev-server

This will run a listening server on the port 1337. Just access it with your browser.