npm install wuptiny webserver for fast, straightforward tests
wup serves files in the current working directory only. It serves HTTP GET
requests. No POST, no PUT, etc. There are no configuration files. The web server
will always run at http://localhost:8080/.
That's it.
npm install -g wup
On the command line enter
wup
All files in the current working directory will become available athttp://localhost:8080/.
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