I think it would be nice if glitch had an option where we can change the way the project starts.
ex.
node server.js > log.txt
This would make it so everytime you edit the project, it would start the project while logging the console to log.txt!
I think it would be nice if glitch had an option where we can change the way the project starts.
ex.
node server.js > log.txt
This would make it so everytime you edit the project, it would start the project while logging the console to log.txt!
Actually, this is a feature. It does not node server.js
instead, it does npm start
where you can edit the start script in the package.json file. There is also glitch.json which is for other things.
As @DouglasACheese said, this is already a feature; you’re not actually limited to using node at all. However, package.json must exist in your project in order for it to start any application. In the scripts.start
property you can define your own sequence of commands in order to start your project.
What do you mean glitch.json, isn’t it watch.json? And as far as I know, it won’t allow you to change the start command, can you clarify?
glitch.json has install
,start
and watch
properties.
Huh… Will you look at that… I wonder why glitch.json hasn’t been submitted in any Glitch’s help articles.
// glitch.json
{
"start": "echo start",
"install": "echo install"
}
Yeah, Glitch.json is a lot of fun to mess around with. I used to use it for the PHP webserver (but later found out that shouldn’t be used in production!!)