#LOCAL BY FLYWHEEL DEV MODE INSTALL#
#LOCAL BY FLYWHEEL DEV MODE SOFTWARE#
#LOCAL BY FLYWHEEL DEV MODE CODE#

This doesn’t work with the Local Development Server. Site CSSĪccording to our page on URL Queries, typically on a site you can append /site.css? and see all of the CSS. You can also visit the NPM registry page for to read about additional documentation and discover more advanced options. p -port=PORT Port that server listens on. d -directory=PATH Path to template source. Here's a list of some of the more useful options: -h - help Show this screen.

You can do that with the following command: squarespace-server -auth If you have a site password, or your site is in trial mode, you'll need to log into your site via the dev server. You can view all the options with the command: squarespace-server - help After a custom collection or post type has been pushed you'll need to create a collection or item in the CMS first. Once a static page has been pushed it can be previewed and edited locally. NOTE: You'll need to commit and push custom collection, custom post type and static page template files to Squarespace in order to preview them locally. Now you can open your browser to your site by typing in the url Any changes you make to your local template files will be visible when you refresh your browser. The start-up message displays both the version of squarespace-server, and the port on which the server is running. | / / / / / Local Development Environment NOTE: When developing while using a trial site, you must use the -auth flag as described in Advanced Usage below.Īfter starting squarespace-server, you will see the following screen: Starting Development Server Then, to start Dev Server, run the following command: squarespace-server

#LOCAL BY FLYWHEEL DEV MODE INSTALL#

Install squarespace-server: You can do this with the following NPM command:įirst you need to have your template in Developer Mode, and have cloned your site into a folder using Git. You'll also need to ensure you have the appropriate permissions configured for NPM.

Install NPM: If you don't have NPM installed you'll need to set that up first, by following the NPM installation guide. This tool is available via Node Package Manager (NPM). To begin working locally, you first must download and install the Squarespace Local Development Server. (See Getting Started) Installing the Dev Server

NOTE: Prior to developing locally, you'll need a website set up with developer mode enabled. The local development server is a command line tool that sets up a test server on your computer, allowing you to see changes to your template before making them 'live.'

#LOCAL BY FLYWHEEL DEV MODE CODE#

Now you can work on template code locally using the Squarespace Local Development Server.

#LOCAL BY FLYWHEEL DEV MODE SOFTWARE#

The Oracle Binary Code License Agreement continues to cover the Java SE Runtime Environment Software that comes bundled with the Dev Server software. Notice: Use of the Local Development Server is now subject to our Developer Terms, rather than the Squarespace Local Development Server EULA (which we've sunsetted).

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