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Added --mode development for webpack

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@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ This app is built with <a href="https://webpack.js.org/">Webpack</a>.
When done editing `main.js`, the packed file can be built by simply running `webpack` When done editing `main.js`, the packed file can be built by simply running `webpack`
on the command line. It will be writing to `dist/bundle.js`. To run webpack in a on the command line. It will be writing to `dist/bundle.js`. To run webpack in a
mode so that it regularly checks for changed files, run `webpack --watch`. mode so that it regularly checks for changed files, run `webpack --watch --mode development`.
In a move that departs from Best Practices, I have made the decision to include In a move that departs from Best Practices, I have made the decision to include
the packed file in Git. My reason for this is that the software will be ready the packed file in Git. My reason for this is that the software will be ready
@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ A local webserver can be set up by running `npm install http-server -g` to insta
In summary: In summary:
- `npm install` - Install NPM packages used by Diceware - `npm install` - Install NPM packages used by Diceware
- `webpack --watch` - Pack Javscript files - `webpack --watch --mode development` - Pack Javscript files
- `http-server` - `http-server`
- `npm test` - Make sure you didn't break any of the core logic! - `npm test` - Make sure you didn't break any of the core logic!
- `./go-sync-to-s3.sh` - Do this if you're me, to upload to S3. If you're not me, you'll need to do something else, or possibly nothing at all. - `./go-sync-to-s3.sh` - Do this if you're me, to upload to S3. If you're not me, you'll need to do something else, or possibly nothing at all.