browser-sync:tldr:fe4ea
browser-sync: Start a server from local directory, watching all CSS files in a directory.
$ browser-sync start --server --files '${path-to-directory-*-css}'
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This command is utilizing the tool "browser-sync" to start a server and monitor changes in CSS files in a specific directory.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
browser-sync startis used to start the browser-sync server.--serveroption is used to indicate that you want to start a server.--filesoption is used to specify the files or directories that should be monitored for changes.'${path-to-directory-*-css}'is a placeholder that represents the actual path to the directory containing CSS files. The*-cssis a wildcard pattern that matches any file ending with ".css" in that directory.
In summary, this command starts a browser-sync server and monitors changes in CSS files within a specific directory. Anytime a CSS file is modified, the browser-sync will automatically reload the connected browsers to reflect the changes.
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