@demogo-cn/cli 0.3.4 → 0.4.0
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- package/lib/core.js +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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Current MVP delivery uses a local install package.
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1. Unzip `demogo-cli-v0.
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1. Unzip `demogo-cli-v0.4.0.zip`.
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2. Open a terminal in the extracted folder.
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3. Run:
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## Current Boundary
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DemoGo supports static pages, single HTML pages, built frontend output,
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DemoGo supports static pages, single HTML pages, built frontend output, frontend source projects that can build static output, and Node.js single-service trial projects when the platform reports that the Node runtime is available. Node.js projects must provide a start command and listen on `process.env.PORT`.
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DemoGo can allocate an empty MySQL trial database for supported Node.js single-service projects. It does not currently run Redis, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, multi-service apps, WebSocket, or SSR runtimes such as Next/Nuxt/Remix server mode.
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## npm / npx Status
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package/lib/core.js
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