There you can click and select the folder with the HTML page for your sketch. On a Chromebook, press the Search key ( 🔍) or click the Launcher icon (usually at the bottom left corner of the screen) to find and launch the Web Server.Īfter launching the Web Server a new window will open. To launch it on most devices, type chrome://apps in the Chrome address bar and press to see all your Chrome apps, then click the Web Server icon. Visit its chrome web store page and install it.īy default, the Web Server won't run in the background, so keep it open for it to work. The simplest and fastest solution for anyone using a Chrome web browser is to install the Web Server for Chrome extension. Brackets will launch Chrome and open your file in a new tab. With your HTML file open, select File > Live Preview (or click the "lightning bolt" icon). If you use the free and open source Brackets editor to write your code, a local server comes built in. This tutorial assumes a basic understanding of the command line interface, for a quick introduction see the command line introduction wiki.įor the beginners coming from the Get Started page, if you opted for Sublime Text Editor, a very simple way to set up a Local Server, without having to know the Command Line interface, is to use the Browser Sync plugin for Sublime Text 3. This tutorial includes instructions for setting up several types of local web servers on each of Mac OSX, Windows, and Linux. The solution to this is to view them using what's called a local web server. However, if you try to view them locally, you see some kind of "cross-origin" errors in console. Some functionality (loading external files, for example) works as expected when the files are placed online via FTP or SSH.
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