BrowserSync about webpack-config HOT 5 CLOSED

Yes, it works! That's cool! @dvlden Thank you so much !

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Hmmm let me think, haven't used that one in a while...

I think:

• Yes, you uncomment this code block in plugins as you already did

• Uncomment also this line and change the string value to match your own v-host domain

• I think you should also uncomment this code block, as you won't be using it anymore

Now, I am unsure if you must setup virtual host domain, or you can simply create an server with php-cli or python or such... And point this instead of v-host domain to a variable.

For example:

cd ~/Sites/an-project/
php -S localhost:8000

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So
I have done all of the above. Did not help. It still does not work.
The only thing I did not understand.
Do I need to change the proxyDomain? Or can you leave this?
Errors still remained.

P.S. I do not use php :)

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So. I solved the problem with these errors. I ran out of file descriptors. This happens on Linux OS
There remains one more problem. Opens http: // localhost: 3000 / but can not load the page.
I have commented on this code

        // devServer: {
        //     contentBase: path.join(__dirname, 'src'),
        //     overlay: {
        //         warnings: true,
        //         errors: true
        //     },
        //     quiet: true
        // }, 

not looking at it, my site works on 8080 port

I run dev script

"scripts": {
    "dev": "webpack-dev-server --progress --mode development",
    "watch": "webpack --watch --progress --hide-modules",
    "build": "webpack --progress --hide-modules --mode production"
  },

If you run it with webpack instead of webpack-dev-server
That does not work at all
I also wrote a watch script. Nothing changed.
I also want to note that UI: http: // localhost: 3001 opens

  "browser-sync": "^2.24.4",
    "browser-sync-webpack-plugin": "^2.2.2",

I was wondering if there could be a problem with the paths.

match: ['**/*.html'],

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@SkipTyler I honestly cannot really remember why I did the setup for browsersync that way... I think I used it only in php projects, but file-match tells differently...

I have read the docs of browser-sync and saw that we can actually use both webpack-dev-server and browser-sync by using proxy argument.

That is all now enabled and you can try it out...

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