Add method to easily spin up doc server #255
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could, we also add this as maybe a reference page in the docs-website on how to run it :) |
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wow this is fancy +1 to @DannyBrito's comment about adding to https://github.com/Azure/dalec/blob/main/website/README.md |
This uses dagger to build the website and serve on a local port. Example usage: go -C ./website run . This will, by default, make the server available on port 3000. Signed-off-by: Brian Goff <cpuguy83@gmail.com>
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Added the readme, also made some minor changes to make the startup a lot cleaner and better use of caching for node modules. |
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This uses dagger to build the website and serve on a local port. Example usage:
$ go -C ./website run .This will, by default, make the server available on port 3000.
I've set this up as a separate module so that dagger dependencies do not interfere with the main module dependencies.