feat(serve): Watch and serve all needed files #91
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Running `npm run serve` will watch for changes in the source files and rebuild all `css` and `js` files accordingly in the `dist` folder. It will also expose the same files on `http://localhost:8080/` (by default, if port `8080` is already taken it will move to an available one). This will let developers use a specific branch/version of docsearch in their projects. Just open a new tab and run `npm run serve` in the docsearch repo, and you'll be able to include the scripts from the running server in your HTML. As files are automatically regenerated on disk whenever a change is detected, you can also `require` files by targeting the `dist` folder.
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Running
npm run servewill watch for changes in the source files andrebuild all
cssandjsfiles accordingly in thedistfolder. Itwill also expose the same files on
http://localhost:8080/(bydefault, if port
8080is already taken it will move to an availableone).
This will let developers use a specific branch/version of docsearch in
their projects. Just open a new tab and run
npm run servein thedocsearch repo, and you'll be able to include the scripts from the
running server in your HTML.
As files are automatically regenerated on disk whenever a change is
detected, you can also
requirefiles by targeting thedistfolder.