The compiler toolchain does not seem like a good place to bundle
something like this.
You could just find a project that implements this and then `go run` it
instead.
e.g
go run github.com/kevinpollet/[email protected]
On 1/24/26 14:03, [email protected] wrote:
Just wondering if a default command to serve files locally was ever
discussed?
I just realized that because of javascript CSP I often need a local
server to view some index.html file especially if it imports some other
modules.
I could easily write a go file to do so (or even have AI do it if I am
not afraid of my brain cells shrinking, which I am a little) and install it.
But I thought that the right spot for this could be the go tool.
Did I miss something and it is already existing, or is it insecure perhaps?
For instance, by default, "go serve . " could run a local file server on
port 3000 or something...?
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