A proxy server that babelifies js files
npm run server
You just need to specify where the original files are either on a http server or a local file system.
If it is on the local system don't forget to add 3 forward slashes /
node src/server.js --proxyTarget=file:///Users/xyz/
Options:
- --noBabel : use it only as a proxy, don't transpile
This instruction would then create a webserver using as base the folder /Users/xyz
and babelifies all the javascript files while keeping intact the other files. By default the webserver is available on port 9898
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In coordination of ngrok
it will also allow to have a public URL allowing to test local developement (please visit https://ngrok.com/).
For instance if you execute ngrok http 9898
you will get a public http link allowing to access your local files currently in development.