It's what you use to watch things, you know? It also serves static files and proxies requests. If you want.
Uses the standard broccoli watcher to build a tree (from the Brocfile.js in your projects root), and output to a directory.
Pass the name of the directory to output to as the first commandline parameter.
Place a Proxy.js, in your projects root to handle requests. If your build is run with BROCCOLI_ENV=integration all requests will be proxied. When you run broccoli-proxypiece build with BROCCOLI_ENV=development, proxypiece will respect the payload fields of your URL path objects and always respond with this static JSON object.
npm install -g broccoli-proxypiece
broccoli-proxypiece dist/This project is distributed under the MIT license.