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Configure lite-server to open an index.html from a subfolder #148
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Hello, I have the same issue. The problem is I dont want to use a complete link www.myweb.com/contact/index.html but only www.myweb.com/contact/ How can I configure bs-config.json to do this ? |
I've explained how to do this here: Long story short, add this to your bs-config.json:
Or this to your bs-config.js (one or the other):
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I am trying to configure live-server to use the index.html and code from a subfolder off of the root folder
bs-config.json
{
"port": 3000,
"files" : [ "./SEC010/*.{js, html}" ],
"open" : "/SEC010/index.html",
"server": {
"baseDir": "./"
},
"http" : true,
"browser": ["chrome"]
}
If I set baseDir to ./SEV010, it will load the index.html from that sub-folder, but then how do I get live-server to utilize the node_modules sub-folder in the root folder?
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lite-server
version:nodejs
version:npm
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