Fix for GitHub save failing #68
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Hi, I'm also having trouble saving files, is there a reason preventing this fix to be applied? Thanks :) |
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Same here. Would be really nice to get this merged @jocelyn-stericker 🙏 |
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resolves #55, resolves #33
Saving to GitHub was failing due to process.env not being available on the client side. Adding a few lines to the webpack.config.js fixes this.
Also, I updated the README.md as the makefile doesn't exist, so the
make servecommand is outdated? I updated the readme with the commands that (I think) should be run instead. I should note that I was getting an error withyarn buildbut not withnpm run build. The yarn error had something to do with the enhanced-resolve npm plugin and the normalize.css file in src.Love your work on this, btw. Really nice and useful.