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webo

v4.3.4

Published

a development tool for the web

Downloads

49

Readme

webo is a development server and a build tool for the web.

installation

install webo as dev dependency

$ npm i -D webo

features

  • live reloading when a resource is changed (saved)
  • autopatching css styles without reloading when changing a css file
  • building with optionally bundling, transpiling, minifying and cache busting

usage

development

if you have the following file structure:

  src
    client
      index.html
      styles.css
      ...
    server
      server.js

you can run (or put it in a package.json script wihtout npx)

$ npx webo dev src/server/server.js -s src/server -c src/client

-s flag marks the directory as server-side content
-c flag marks the directory as client-side content

build

to build your project :

$ npx webo build --cachebust -s src/server -c src/client

the above will put the outputs in a dist/ directory.

You can check all the command-line options in webo-config.js