feat(dev-preview): local browser preview for css/js with live reload#7801
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Prototype to simplify the proxy setup to one npm command and no need to set up certs. With limited testing, seems to work nicely. Not that battle-tested yet, but wanted to share if you want to try it out while I'm out for the next couple of weeks!
Summary
scripts/dev-preview/and annpm run devcommand: a local MITM proxy serves your locally-built CSS/JS in place of production assets on*.liquipedia.net/commons/load.php, a file watcher rebuilds on.scss/.jssave, and a dedicated browser auto-reloads — no editor integration required.http-mitm-proxy+chokidar), no Python/venv. Proxying is PAC-scoped to*.liquipedia.netand runs in a throwaway browser profile that ignores cert errors, so normal browsing is untouched.How did you test this change?
Limited local testing:
npm run devopens the browser with local assets, and editing.scss/.jsauto-reloads the page. Not extensively battle-tested yet.