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santa955 opened this issue Mar 19, 2019 · 4 comments
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How to preview a website? #291

santa955 opened this issue Mar 19, 2019 · 4 comments

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@santa955
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santa955 commented Mar 19, 2019

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In Visual Studio Code, I can start a front-end project with webpack-dev-server that can preview and hot reload the site in developing environment.

How can I get this?

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@santa955 santa955 changed the title webpack How to preview a website? Mar 19, 2019
@syntaxhacker
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syntaxhacker commented Mar 19, 2019

webpack.config.js

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You could view the port that in your webpack config file and default url is localhost .
After starting your app you can open this at http://localhost:9000 where 9000 is your port . If you deployed this on your cloud computing server the port binds to the dev server configuration.

@hnprashanth
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What if we are using Coder.com's instance? I'm assuming there will be many containers running inside one server instance which would make it impossible to access a dev server externally.

@nol166
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nol166 commented Mar 22, 2019

We will be adding back a feature called cdr that will generate a URL for you and show it in the sidebar. In the meantime we can also get you the URL if you shoot us an email at [email protected] with your coder username email

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Closing since ide.coder.com was shut down and the self-hosted version has this feature being tracked here: #512.

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