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ctable

v0.0.3

Published

In order to run this project in the browser successfully, please follow the steps below!

Downloads

244

Readme

Getting started

In order to run this project in the browser successfully, please follow the steps below!

1. Clone this repository.
2. Run npm install command to download and install all Webpack dependencies.
3. Run `npm run dev` to run the server on port `2770`. This command will run the project in development mode.
4. To make it ready for deploy run `npm run build`. This command will minify all the resources in `/dist` folder.

Description

Above steps, in getting started section, will install all dependencies required for this project to run and make the project ready for production by minifying all resources. It will place the production ready project in dist folder at root level.