Hey,
I’m trying to use browsersync through command line to view my html, css, and .js file on the browser directly. The command I’m using is:
browser-sync start --server --browser “Google Chrome” --files “.html, stylesheets/.css, scripts/*.js”
Unfortunately on the browser end, it’s showing “Cannot GET /” and a URL of localhost:3000
I’m not sure why this is happening. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Best
UPDATE this worked for me:
Just wanted to post this in case anyone else ran into a similar issue. I was getting a “cannot get /” error when launching Browser-Sync in Google Chrome on Mac OS Sierra.
I’d simply receive “cannot get /” when loading localhost:3000.
What solved the problem for me was I wasn’t running browser-sync in the correct directory. When I changed the working directory to ottergram/ everything worked fine. In retrospect, of course that was the issue .
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