I'm debugging a library that can either be used on a browser or on Node. However, there's a few problems:
gobble serve builds and serves files in .gobble on localhost:4567. However, due to the variable directory structure, it's not easy for node scripts to consume that built library.
gobble watch out watches files and builds to an out directory. This option is easier for node, as the directory is in a predictable path. However, the files aren't served by a server for the browser.
Separately, they're fine. But it's quite annoying to stop the gobble serve and run gobble watch for node, and vice versa to check if the library works fine on both environments. Is it possible to merge functionality? Like a command that builds to a predictable directory and serve from that directory?
I'm debugging a library that can either be used on a browser or on Node. However, there's a few problems:
gobble servebuilds and serves files in.gobbleonlocalhost:4567. However, due to the variable directory structure, it's not easy for node scripts to consume that built library.gobble watch outwatches files and builds to anoutdirectory. This option is easier for node, as the directory is in a predictable path. However, the files aren't served by a server for the browser.Separately, they're fine. But it's quite annoying to stop the gobble serve and run gobble watch for node, and vice versa to check if the library works fine on both environments. Is it possible to merge functionality? Like a command that builds to a predictable directory and serve from that directory?