How to use the @pattern-lab/live-server.start function in @pattern-lab/live-server
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pattern-lab / patternlab-node / packages / core / src / lib / server.js View on Github 
setTimeout(() => {
try {
liveServer.start(liveServerConfig);
resolveMsg = `Pattern Lab is being served from http://127.0.0.1:${liveServerConfig.port}`;
logger.info(resolveMsg);
} catch (e) {
const err = `Pattern Lab serve failed to start: ${e}`;
logger.error(`Pattern Lab serve failed to start: ${e}`);
reject(err);
}
setupEventWatchers();
serverReady = true;
resolve(resolveMsg);
}, liveServerConfig.wait);
});@pattern-lab/live-server
simple development http server with live reload capability
