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Serving the development build with hot reload on localhost:8080

$ npm run dev

Serving a production build locally

$ npm run serve

$ npm test

You need to start the local production build manually prior to running e2e tests.

$ npm run serve

And in another terminal window:

$ npm run test:e2e

You will first need to have an account on Firebase. To register, visit https://firebase.com/

Once registered, install firebase-tools available on npm.

$ npm i -g firebase-tools

firebase-tools contains a wide array of commands to interact with your Firebase account. You'll only need a few for deployment. Before we do that, we'll need to authenticate via the command-line.

$ firebase login

A new browser window/tab will pop up and you will need to authenticate via Google SSO. Once authenticated, you can close your browser window and head back to the terminal to initialize your new Firebase app.

$ firebase init

This will generate a .firebaserc and an empty firebase.json file in your current project directory which will be replaced via preact-cli auto-generated firebase.json config.

$ preact serve -- server config

Once your firebase.json is populated by preact-cli, simply deploy like so:

$ firebase deploy

As a convenience, you can also run npm run deploy which will rebuild the firebase.json and run firebase deploy

$ npm run deploy

For detailed explanation on how things work, checkout the CLI Readme.