The norska serve command will build the website and serve it locally. It will
automatically reload whenever a source file is changed.
The command is aliased to yarn run serve for convenience.
Whenever you're working on your website, start yarn run serve in a terminal
window. This will open a live preview of the website on
http://127.0.0.1:8083/. Then start working on any file in ./src, and
whenever you'll save, your browser window will reload with the new version.
The command is smart enough to recognize any change to .pug, .md, .css,
.js or .json file and reload the website accordingly.
By default, the website will be served on port 8083. If the port is already
taken, it will find a random another free port.
You can force using a specific port by either using the --port= command line
flag, or setting it in the norska.config.js file. If the port is already
taken, the command will fail.
When the local website is started, your browser will automatically open to load it.
You can disable this behavior by either passing --no-open to the command line
or setting open: false in norska.config.js