| :root { | |
| --dark-grey: rgb(24, 26, 27); | |
| --dark-medium-grey: rgb(27, 30, 31); | |
| --medium-grey: rgb(31, 34, 35); | |
| --dark-green: rgb(23, 55, 53); | |
| --grey: grey; | |
| --light-medium-grey: rgb(140, 130, 115); | |
| --light-grey: rgb(208, 204, 197); | |
| --near-medium-white: rgb(192, 186, 178); | |
| --near-white: rgb(232, 230, 227); |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # With create-react-app, a self signed (therefore invalid) certificate is generated. | |
| # 1. Create some folder in the root of your project | |
| # 2. Copy your valid development certificate to this folder | |
| # 3. Copy this file to the same folder | |
| # 4. In you package.json, under `scripts`, add `postinstall` script that runs this file. | |
| # Every time a user runs npm install this script will make sure to copy the certificate to the | |
| # correct location | |
| TARGET_LOCATION="./node_modules/webpack-dev-server/ssl/server.pem" |
You're probably reading this because you're too dense to google "lamp stack setup" and read the Readme.md in the git repo. The readme sucks ass though, so if that's the reason i don't really blame you. For the sake of simplicity I'm going to be using Apache and Ubuntu 16.04. If you want an Nginx guide, go fuck yourself. Things in code text with gray backgrounds are code you're supposed to enter in your command line.
A LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP)
Node.js/NPM