dist-server
v0.0.0
Published
Launch a static server that will make Chrome's audits less cranky.
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dist-server
Some modern webapps leverage the following properties of a CDN, besides its speed, to minimize load times.
- All static assets are gzip'd
- All static assets remain on the browser's cache forever (assuming that their file names have been properly hashed a.k.a cache-busted)
- HTTP 304 is properly sent out to indicate a resource has not been modified since last requested
dist-server launches a server that exposes all files in the current working
directory on port 8000 and satisfies the above conditions.
$ npm install -g dist-server
$ dist-server
Server running at http://localhost:8000Hosting your files via dist-server will make Chrome's audits less cranky about
Enable gzip compression and Leverage browser caching!
