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Running `npm run serve` will watch for changes in the source files and rebuild all `css` and `js` files accordingly in the `dist` folder. It will also expose the same files on `http://localhost:8080/` (by default, if port `8080` is already taken it will move to an available one). This will let developers use a specific branch/version of docsearch in their projects. Just open a new tab and run `npm run serve` in the docsearch repo, and you'll be able to include the scripts from the running server in your HTML. As files are automatically regenerated on disk whenever a change is detected, you can also `require` files by targeting the `dist` folder.
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Serves the current build version on a local server available (by default) on
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# http://127.0.0.1:8080/docsearch.js and http://127.0.0.1/docsearch.css
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#
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# This is useful when you want to test the latest docsearch.js version
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# (including your own branches) on a specific local project. Just run `npm run
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# serve` in the docsearch repository, and link the file in your project.
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#
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# This works by running webpack in watch mode as well as simply serving the dist
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# folder through a local web server.
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npm run build:css
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# Watch changes and rebuild file if needed
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NODE_ENV=production \
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webpack \
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--config webpack.serve.config.babel.js \
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-w &
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# Serve files
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cd dist/cdn && http-server &
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# Rebuild css
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onchange './src/styles/*.scss' -- npm run build:css & \
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wait
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