Parcel help

[IMGROOT2]

I saw that you're using parcel to run the code via localhost, but I'm having trouble with parcel. When I open up localhost:1234, I end up with only the index.pug loaded, but when I try to click on the privacy policy, I'm getting redirected back to index.html. I know it's a problem with the file links, but I wanted to know two things.

1. What do you use to code? Does it directly support pug, or did you have to set up a file watcher to translate it into HTML?
2. Have you ever ran into my issue before?

ty for the help, I'll start coding when I get my end working

[grimsteel]

I think you're running the parcel dev server.
For the best emulation, I also use the Firebase Emulator, which includes Auth, Firestore, and Hosting.
Instead of running just npm run start, run npm run watch
This will ONLY compile the code with hot reloading.
To run the server, also run npm run emulator

Before you start the emulator, you need to install firebase tools.
They have some issues in the latest version regarding / serving /index.html, so install 11.13.0 instead
npm install -g firebase-tools@11.13.0
Thanks!

[grimsteel]

Yes same...
Did auditing work for you globally?
I just did the thing where you init a "package" in the global folder, then audit from there

[IMGROOT2]

Also, assuming you are using some kind of BASH shell, run this to make sure that the emulator-data does not get committed to Source Control (I want it to be in the repo, but I only want one copy of it) git update-index --assume-unchanged emulator-data/**/*.* Before you run that, make sure that globstar is enabled (shopt -s globstar to enable it - you can disable it with shopt -u globstar afterwards)

I'll just only commit changes to the actual files (by that I mean, only the .pug, .scss, etc.)

[IMGROOT2]

Yes same... Did auditing work for you globally? I just did the thing where you init a "package" in the global folder, then audit from there

I don't think so

[IMGROOT2]

I won't be committing any of these for example

[grimsteel]

Yes, thanks!
If you want, you can add .idea/ to the .gitignore - I added .vscode/ to it, so that's fair
But as for the emulator data, I want it to be included in the repo, I just don't want to keep commiting those files every time. (However, I just made some critical changes to it, so I'll probably commit it this time)