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(Ordered in best to worst)

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Getting Started

Anyway to host a website

Tools required:

  • Web Browser
  • Any method of hosting

What I use for local hosting:

How I Host Locally

I use macOS and Windows 11

Step 1: Go to Clone or download

Step 2: Unzip the repo

Step 3: Keep note where you unzipped at (the directory)

Step 4: Open your Command Prompt, Terminal, etc

Step 5: Go to your directory (where you unzip the files)

Step 6: Install http-server with npm (or yarn):

npm install http-server -g

Step 7: Run http-server

Step 8: Go to localhost:8080 in chrome.

Step 9: Make changes in vscode and push to GitHub.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. If you find any problem(s) in boredhtml, feel free to submit an issue. This includes stuff like vulnerabilities, or even the most trivial issues (such as typoes.) If you know how to fix an issue, feel free to make a pull request for the issue. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us. If you would like to suggest a feature or change, submit it as an issue as well or message us on discord; it will be given the appropriate tag once we have seen it. We love to discuss any major changes with you.

Authors

  • PiSaucer - Initial work and created majority of the site

See also the list of other contributors who participated in this project.

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Our LICENSE file is based off of the MIT License.

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