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@rasenganjs/serve

v1.2.1

Published

Production application server for Rasengan

Readme

Rasengan Serve

npm version NPM Downloads GitHub license

@rasenganjs/serve is a simple utility to launch your Rasengan.js application in production mode. It serves the built application from the dist directory, ensuring a smooth and optimized deployment.

Installation

To use @rasenganjs/serve, install it as a dependency in your project:

npm install @rasenganjs/serve

Usage

After building your application with Rasengan.js, you can start the production server using the rasengan-serve command.

Start the production server

Define the serve command

{
  "scripts": {
    "serve": "rasengan-serve ./dist"
  }
}

Run the serve command

npm run serve

This will start a server that serves your application from the dist folder.

Options

Currently, @rasenganjs/serve provides a default configuration for serving your built project. Future updates may include additional options for customization.

Custom port

You can specify a custom port for the server by using the --p or --port option:

npm run serve -- -p 3000

or

pnpm run serve -p 3000

The -p option stands for port, and allow you to specify a custom port for the server by replacing the default port 4320 for production server.

Learn more on the Documentation website.

Community

The Rasengan.js community can be found on GitHub Discussions where you can ask questions, voice ideas, and share your projects with other people.

We also have a Twitter account where you can follow us to get the latest news about Rasengan.js.

License

Rasengan.js is MIT licensed.

Authors

Here is the authors list: