with aurelia 1 there was a downloadable archive (which still exists) that had everything bundled that i could just unpack and it was ready to run. it didn't even need a server to host the files if i was running a browser on the same machine.
i want to be able to develop the application without using browser-sync or build steps and it appears the version you linked promises that.
but i also want to be able to host and develop the application completely offline without any need for internet access.
the reason for that is that i am using the application (in production as it were) while i am developing new features or fix bugs that i discover while using it.
running the transpiler in the browser doesn't bother me, it's been fast enough so far.
i would use aurelia-cli if i could figure out how to make it build a development version without browser-sync and without transpiling and compressing the code before it is deployed.
https://unpkg.com/aurelia/dist/native-modules/index.js doesn't resolve. i tried https://unpkg.com/aurelia/dist/native-modules/index.mjs which does resolve, but it links to a dozen other files which all don't seem to resolve either. it looks like unpkg.com is rather broken.
with aurelia 1 there was a downloadable archive (which still exists) that had everything bundled that i could just unpack and it was ready to run. it didn't even need a server to host the files if i was running a browser on the same machine.
the original documentation for that is here: http://web.archive.org/web/20160903072827/http://aurelia.io/...
basically there are two things i am looking for:
i want to be able to develop the application without using browser-sync or build steps and it appears the version you linked promises that.
but i also want to be able to host and develop the application completely offline without any need for internet access.
the reason for that is that i am using the application (in production as it were) while i am developing new features or fix bugs that i discover while using it.
running the transpiler in the browser doesn't bother me, it's been fast enough so far.
i would use aurelia-cli if i could figure out how to make it build a development version without browser-sync and without transpiling and compressing the code before it is deployed.