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- #Browsersync - Server with pre-gzipped assets example
-
- ## Installation/Usage:
-
- To try this example, follow these 4 simple steps.
-
- **Step 1**: Clone this entire repo
- ```bash
- $ git clone https://github.com/Browsersync/recipes.git bs-recipes
- ```
-
- **Step 2**: Move into the directory containing this example
- ```bash
- $ cd bs-recipes/recipes/server.gzipped.assets
- ```
-
- **Step 3**: Install dependencies
- ```bash
- $ npm install
- ```
-
- **Step 4**: Run the example
- ```bash
- $ npm start
- ```
-
- ### Additional Info:
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-
-
- This example shows how you can use the `connect-gzip-static` middleware
- to serve already-gzipped assets.
-
- ### Preview of `app.js`:
- ```js
- /**
- * Require Browsersync
- */
- var browserSync = require('browser-sync').create();
- var middleware = require('connect-gzip-static')('./app');
-
- /**
- * Run Browsersync with server config
- * Add middleware with override:true to ensure all files are
- * picked up.
- */
- browserSync.init({
- server: 'app',
- files: ['app/*.html', 'app/css/*.css']
- }, function (err, bs) {
- bs.addMiddleware("*", middleware, {
- override: true
- });
- });
- ```
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