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Saud Tauqeer
Courses Plus Student 8,099 PointsBoilerplate and how to setup a simple server for react.
spent some time trying to setup a simple go to react server so i can mess around. the simplest way to setup your react server is:
npm install -g http-live-server
install the package as global so you will be prompted where to run the sv. after its installed make a folder named public and store your css, js, and html file. and then simply run live-server in the terminal while in the app.js dir. the server will run and will refresh each time updated.
for more info read here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-live-server hope it helps out someone :)
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luther wardle
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 18,029 Pointsthis worked perfectly for me thank you!!!!