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Add public path config information for HMR #431

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Expand Up @@ -42,10 +42,11 @@ __webpack_public_path__ = generateFilePath(appName, '', 'js/')

You can then start you dev serve with `npm serve` or `make serve-js` if you added this step in your makefile.

If your nextcloud hostname is different from `localhost`, you need to start the server like so:
- Your Nextcloud server hostname will probably be different than `localhost`. In that case, you will need specify it with `--allowed-hosts`.
- Your public path will probably not be `/apps/{app-name}/js`. In that case, you will need to specify it with `--static-public-path`.

```shell
npm run serve -- --allowed-hosts your-hostname.example
npm run serve -- --allowed-hosts your-hostname.example [other-hostname.example ...] --static-public-path /your/custom/public/path
```

## Extend with your own configs
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### Replace/edit existing rule
All the rules are available individually on the `@nextcloud/webpack-vue-config/rules` file. You can import them and use the one you want.

If you want to overrride a rule that is already provided by this package, you can use the following to replace it:
If you want to override a rule that is already provided by this package, you can use the following to replace it:

```js
// webpack.config.js
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