Whippet Server launches a stand-alone web server for a specific WordPress installation. It makes WordPress easier to develop with, for example, by adding lots of debug information to the terminal without cluttering up or breaking your templates.
When flagging an error for the file mime.types which is missing on OSX, Whippet tells you to point to the correct file using --mime-types which no longer exists/isn't supported in the documentation.
All that needs to be done is to create /etc/ in the whippet directory and add mime.types to it from the URL that Whippet suggests.
When flagging an error for the file mime.types which is missing on OSX, Whippet tells you to point to the correct file using --mime-types which no longer exists/isn't supported in the documentation.
All that needs to be done is to create /etc/ in the whippet directory and add mime.types to it from the URL that Whippet suggests.