I am really surprised that anyone would need this, but it definitely doesn't hurt. From what I can see, it serves static sites only. I... kind of... never needed that.
It looks good though.
It looks good though.
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
I actually setup a Tmuxinator session for such projects. It launches the static file server, the continuous build process, and a shell in the source directory.
Why not just run static files from disk? Most browsers refuse to execute JavaScript from file:/// Urls for security reasons (understandably).
<script src="app.js"></script> Should work in all browsers, at least on windows. It just looks for app.js relative to the root html file.