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Development mode
You can run StickyBoard on development mode by executing below command.
$
npm
run dev
It will start both
webpack-dev-server
and StickyBoard on Node.js server, and default port is
3000
.
Also, development mode uses
.env.development
file to load environment variables.
Production mode
First, you have to packaging resources using
webpack
by executing below command.
$
npm
run build
Second, you can run StickyBoard on production mode by executing below command.
$
npm
run production
It will start StickyBoard on Node.js server, and default port is
3000
.
Also, production mode uses
.env.production
file to load environment variables.
PM2 daemon mode
First, you have to packaging resources using
webpack
by executing below command.
$
npm
run build
Second, you can run StickyBoard using
PM2
by executing below command.
$
npm
start
It will start StickyBoard on Node.js server, and default port is
3000
.
Also, production mode uses
.env.production
file to load environment variables.
You can specify running configuration by modifying
ecosystem.config.js
file.
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