you are ok with poking any readers who were not alert to your guidance about adding '"start": "serve"' to the 'scripts' property, right?
That is, to me, the passive reader, I did not perceive the guidance to manually edit 'package.json'. I thought "using the serve package" was sufficient per:
This serve (Links to an external site.) package will run a lightweight server. We can set up another npm script to run the server using the serve package:
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Maybe this was magical thinking on my part, and it's good to poke me into a more active reading stance re your instructions.
Otherwise, if you intend a more gentle tour through package setup and usage, maybe make it explicit that you expect the reader to do something:
We can set up another npm script to run the server using the serve package:
"We can" is not as clear as something like:
You should set up another npm script to run the server using the serve package by updating the scripts property:
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https://learning.flatironschool.com/courses/5186/assignments/179983?module_item_id=397437
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With this instruction:
Run 'npm start' to run this script
you are ok with poking any readers who were not alert to your guidance about adding '"start": "serve"' to the 'scripts' property, right?
That is, to me, the passive reader, I did not perceive the guidance to manually edit 'package.json'. I thought "using the serve package" was sufficient per: This serve (Links to an external site.) package will run a lightweight server. We can set up another npm script to run the server using the serve package:
Additional Context
No response
Suggested Changes
Maybe this was magical thinking on my part, and it's good to poke me into a more active reading stance re your instructions. Otherwise, if you intend a more gentle tour through package setup and usage, maybe make it explicit that you expect the reader to do something: We can set up another npm script to run the server using the serve package:
"We can" is not as clear as something like: You should set up another npm script to run the server using the serve package by updating the scripts property: