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@alexbrooklyn I have seen that I believe but that is not cross-platform so I wouldn't do it, personally.
@Krokoklemme A folder named "serve" :/ -
@alexbrooklyn @AlgoRythm
Should work on pretty much every system as long as node is in the path
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@pain I don't think windows has /usr
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@BugsBuggy They don't in determining the type of the file on linux (they do on Windows, though).
But without the extension, I would expect it to throw a file not found error, since the file "server.js" exists, but "server" does not.
ONLY TODAY did I learn that the ".js" is optional in node when running a script.
I always ran "node server.js"
But by accident I ran "node server .js" with a space and it worked, I wondered why, and then ran
"node server" and it just fucking works. That's awesome.
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