39 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
39 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
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module.exports = help
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function help() {
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/*
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beefy path/to/entry.js[:as.js] [PORT] -- [arguments to forward to browserify command]
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Spins up a development server on ``http://localhost:PORT`` for working with static
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files and browserifiable JavaScript modules.
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If there's a path it doesn't recognize, it will serve up an empty HTML file with
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your javascript entry point included as a script tag. Otherwise you can provide
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your own ``index.html``.
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All arguments after ``--`` are forwarded to the ``browserify-command``.
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When the browser requests your entry point, it will run ``browserify-command`` with
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the forwarded arguments on the file and pipe the results into the response.
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If no PORT is defined, it defaults to 9966.
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If you specify your file in the form ``realfile.js:as-file.js``, any request to
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``as-file.js`` will browserify ``realfile.js`` and return it as the output.
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arguments:
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--browserify command The command to run to compile your entry point.
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If not provided, defaults to ``./node_modules/.bin/browserify``,
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and falls back to ``which browserify`` if that's not
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available.
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--live Enable live reloading. Reloads the page every time
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your JavaScript changes.
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*/
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var str = help+''
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process.stdout.write(str.slice(str.indexOf('/*')+3, str.indexOf('*/')))
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}
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