Currently you need to go into client/src/ and server/src/ and do npm start on both directory separately and have it run at the same time. But it would make dev process much faster and efficient with just one line of code that starts both process, and end both process neatly. One possible way is to track the job id that is generated and on exit, kill all the job id.
Currently you need to go into client/src/ and server/src/ and do npm start on both directory separately and have it run at the same time. But it would make dev process much faster and efficient with just one line of code that starts both process, and end both process neatly. One possible way is to track the job id that is generated and on exit, kill all the job id.