Hello there, I've a corrupted html file. It seems that due to an unexpected crash of Visual Studio Code, the html file just decided to go off. "Luckly" i had the build version up and running on Firebase Hosting. I downloaded it, but it's obviously built and compiled. I found ngrev and I was thinking that thanks to this, I could have been able to find the html code from the compiled file, but instead it doesn't watch the dist folder, but just the uncompiled version.
I don't know if that's exactly what it should do or i'm doing something wrong. Even because, if that's the scope of the app, it doesn't make any sense to show you the uncompiled version. That's not reversed engeneering.
Hello there, I've a corrupted html file. It seems that due to an unexpected crash of Visual Studio Code, the html file just decided to go off. "Luckly" i had the build version up and running on Firebase Hosting. I downloaded it, but it's obviously built and compiled. I found ngrev and I was thinking that thanks to this, I could have been able to find the html code from the compiled file, but instead it doesn't watch the dist folder, but just the uncompiled version.
I don't know if that's exactly what it should do or i'm doing something wrong. Even because, if that's the scope of the app, it doesn't make any sense to show you the uncompiled version. That's not reversed engeneering.
Please help me.