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npm run start: Start a dev server
npm run start:dashboard: Start a dev server with Webpack Dashboard
npm run build: Compile, minify and fingerprint everything and create static files from routes
npm run build:analyze: Same as above, but will also output webpack-bundle-analyzer-stats.json and webpack-bundle-analyzer-report.html for you to analyze. Open the HTML file in a web browser to analyze the bundle. Or from the CLI:
open build/webpack-bundle-analyzer-report.html
npm run eject: If you decide to customize the webpack config beyond the
constraints of app-time,
you can eject the default configuration into the project.
The build setup based on react-static-boilerplate, which uses app-time as a customizable abstraction of webpack config. This seemed like a reasonable starting point for a static react site without a lot of longterm buy-in.