How to use the @frontity/core.serve function in @frontity/core
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frontity / frontity / packages / frontity / src / actions / serve.ts View on Github 
export default async ({ port, https }) => {
let serve: Function;
const options = {
port: parseInt(port, 10) || 3000,
isHttps: !!https
};
try {
serve = require("@frontity/core").serve;
} catch (error) {
const message =
`Make sure that you are running ${chalk.green(
"frontity"
)} inside a Frontity project.\n` +
`If so try installing ${chalk.green(
"@frontity/core"
)} again with ${chalk.green("npm i @frontity/core")}.\n`;
errorLogger(error, message);
}
try {
await serve(options);
} catch (error) {
errorLogger(error);
}@frontity/core
The core package of the Frontity framework.
