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About firebase serve


Here is the shortest guide on firebase serve:

1)Firebase serve is used to start your server and host the project on your localhost.
command: firebase serve (in your firebase project folder command line)

2)It also provides logs of access.

3) Use -p followed by post number to specify the port. Default is 5000.

4) Use -o followed by host to specify the host. Default is localhost.

5) Use --only and --except to serve only a specific or serve all except specific file.

6)Following command will stop a process on the terminal:

Ctrl + c

Hope it helps :)

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