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wp4-cli

v2.0.2

Published

一个基于webpack4的前端快速开发脚手架

Downloads

9

Readme

wp4-cli

A cli-tool based on webpack4.

If you like it, star the project on github.

Installation

Using npm:

npm install -g wp4-cli

Usage

Run command:

wp4-cli init

Then the cli will generate files in the current directory,including webpack.config.jsindex.js etc.

After that don't forget to run the commond:

npm install

Develop

Run command:

npm run start

Open your broswer and visit http://localhost:8080/.

Then you could try to modify the index.html or ./src/index.js.Save the changes and your broswer will be freshed automatically.

Enjoy your development!

Build

Run command:

npm run build

The output files will be in the dist directory by default.

Other

You could change the default config according to your needs.