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README.md

litechatplus

A client for fedwave-compatbile chat servers. Basically litechat, but better.

Early in development, assume everything is broken.

Developing

After git pulling, do the standard npm ci. You can run a live-updating development server with npm run dev.

Building

To create a production build, run npm run build. You can quickly preview the build with npm run preview.

It currently builds the app as a bunch of static files. Since it uses dynamic routing (i.e. /channelname), there's a default redirect from / -> /global.