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spqr

v2.27.0

Published

Static Webpage Generator

Downloads

31

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Links

Git

Maintainers

fantasyui.comfantasyui.com

Keywords

web applicationcode generatorweb designui

Readme

spqr

Install spqr.

npm install -g spqr

Create a new site.

spqr new spqr-site

Change directories into site folder.

cd spqr-site

Start development server.

spqr develop

spqr will start a development environment accessible at localhost:8000. Try editing the pages in src/pages. Saved changes will reload in the browser.

Create a production build.

spqr build

spqr will generate static HTML and JavaScript.

Serve the production build locally.

spqr serve

spqr starts a local HTML server for testing your built site. Remember to build your site using spqr build before using this command.

Documentation for commands

spqr --help