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README.md

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Setup instructions

I don't plan on using any html/css processors so if all you want to do is host the site you can just serve the src/ directory!

However, there's a nodejs script that aids development. (I am lazy and don't want to press F5 to see changes.)

The script is only tested on (Arch) Linux. MacOS may work, Windows is unsupported.

To use that, follow these steps:

Note: I have no idea if/how well the pnpm install script works, so I would recommend getting nodejs as well, just in case.

  1. Install nodejs (v18+ should work) and pnpm
  2. Run pnpm install
  3. Run pnpm start
  4. Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:3000 or whatever it says on the output.
  5. Bone Apple Tea.