There is a dedicated demo for WProofreader. Following the README one would just run yarn && yarn dev which launches the demo on localhost. However, from what I have learnt, WProofreader has some kind of domain restriction mechanism (preventing it from running on localhost). This means, even if valid license key is provided, the demo will not work (to be precise, the demo will work, editor will launch, but WProofreader plugin will not work).
What we do internally is to add mapping in /etc/host to custom allowed domain, but I'm not convinced that this should be a part of the demo setup here.
There is a dedicated demo for WProofreader. Following the README one would just run
yarn && yarn dev
which launches the demo onlocalhost
. However, from what I have learnt, WProofreader has some kind of domain restriction mechanism (preventing it from running onlocalhost
). This means, even if valid license key is provided, the demo will not work (to be precise, the demo will work, editor will launch, but WProofreader plugin will not work).What we do internally is to add mapping in
/etc/host
to custom allowed domain, but I'm not convinced that this should be a part of the demo setup here.