How to use the gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.phantomActivity function in gatsby-cli
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async function startServer(program: IProgram) {
const indexHTMLActivity = report.phantomActivity(`building index.html`, {})
indexHTMLActivity.start()
const directory = program.directory
const directoryPath = withBasePath(directory)
const workerPool = WorkerPool.create()
const createIndexHtml = async (activity: ActivityTracker) => {
try {
await buildHTML.buildPages({
program,
stage: `develop-html`,
pagePaths: [`/`],
workerPool,
activity,
})
} catch (err) {
if (err.name !== `WebpackError`) {
report.panic(err)gatsby-cli
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92 / 100Popular gatsby-cli functions
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.activityTimer
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.error
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.format
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.panic
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.panicOnBuild
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.pendingActivity
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.phantomActivity
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.stripIndent
- gatsby-cli/lib/reporter.warn