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c3-dev-webserver

v1.0.6

Published

allow C3 developers to run the dev server easly

Downloads

15

Readme

c3-dev-webserver

This is an NPM package that allow C3 developers to run the dev server easly

Prerequisites

  • OpenSSL (needed to generate the SSL certificate)
  • Nodejs 6.1 or newer (8.1 is recommended)

Installation

npm install -g c3-dev-webserver

Usage

c3-webserver [options] <dir>

  Options:

    -v, --version             output the version number
    -p, --port <port>         Set the HTTPwebserver Port, Default=8080
    -s, --https-port <hport>  Set the HTTPS webserver Port, Default=4430
    -c, --certs <certs>       Set where to save the SSL certs, Default="~/.diptox/c3-dev-webserver/"
    -h, --help                output usage information

<dir> is the directory that contains your addons

Example

~  
├── ...  
├── diptox  
│   ├── addons          # <==== The path of this directory must be set as ```<dir>```  
│      ├── behaviors  
│      ├── effects  
│      ├── plugins  
│         ├── TransitionLayout  
└── ...  

I am going to develop a new plugin called TransitionLayout
~/diptox/addons/plugins is the parent directory of TransitionLayout

My command will be

c3-webserver -p 8000 ~/diptox/addons/

then in C3 the Url of your plugin addon.json will be

http://localhost:8000/plugins/TransitionLayout/addon.json