local-web-server | A lean , modular web server for rapid full-stack development

I have a flutter app using Firebase's cloud firestore. I've done the web build and running it on Chrome through Android Studio works well. I would like to share my web app progress to my client but don't want to host it (because it's not finished yet). Hence I'd like to find a way to run it locally the same way you can do it with Android Studio but without needing to install Android Studio (and hopefully not requiring to install flutter either), so that I can send the build file to my client and they can run it in their machine (with a script to start the web server locally and run the web app).

I have tried the following script included inside the web build folder (where the index.html is)

I'm trying to connect to a postgres container running in docker on my mac, from my minikube setup in virtualbox. But I'm running into dns resolve issues.

I'm running postgres as a container on docker

I am trying to create a local HTTPS server to develop a webapp. Following these instructions, I am only able to see /usr/local/lib/node_modules/local-web-server/node_modules/lws/ssl/lws-cert.pem by searching for

I'm trying to build routes for my SPA, and the problem is that when I use localhost:3000 the routes work just fine. It works just as it suppose to. But if the URL is 127.0.0.1:8000 or domain.com/route it doesn't work.

For localhost:3000 I'm using a npm module lite-server and for 127.0.0.1:8000 I'm using the npm module local-web-server. The library that I'm using for routing is Navigo.

Multiple routes: Example

Tried the demo provided, still no luck. Searched the internet, there are no Stack Overflow question about client-side routing, only for the backend.

The route code:

I spent almost 2-3 good hours on this and im here now, as the question states. The project works fine in VS but when I deploy/publish it through IIS (to access it on local network) some files (well most of them) aren't accessible. This happened when I added the Metronic theme within my web project. The files are like:

I am new in VS code and working in typescript.Just I am trying to set local server path to open my HTML file.how to set that and when I was trying to set always I am getting error. I can not use this (NPM install) and (NPM start) command in terminal.If I use this command I am getting error. Any proxy issue? How to resolve this issue in VS code?

Folder structure:

I am serving my Angular project built with CLI using the local-web-server module.

The instructions state to use the command --spa followed by the name of your single page. This works fine on a refresh, except for pages where there are parameters being passed into the URL for example: detail/1. If I try and refresh this type of page my JavaScript and CSS files get a 404 error.

I am trying to create a local server for visual studio code through Node by following Microsoft's Blog Post. I followed these very simple instructions exactly by adding a package.json file in my root folder and running npm install first. When I do, I get the following error: