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README.md

http-server

This is a simple Bazel wrapper around the http-server npm package.

A typical frontend project is served by a specific server. For Angular's example applications, our needs are simple so we can just use http-server. Real projects might need history-server (for router support) or even better a full-featured production server like express.

We modify http-server to support serving Brotli-compressed files, which end with a .br extension. This is equivalent to gzip-compression support. See https://github.com/alexeagle/http-server/commits/master which points to a modified ecstatic library.