Provide useful messages for missing files
See original GitHub issueindex.html
favicon.ico
src/index.js
They are all required, and we should crash early with a descriptive message if they are not found.
(Probably we could make favicon
optional but then it would be hard to guess where to put it. I see no harm in forcing it to be there since any real website needs it anyway.)
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Is it easier to check that file exists via access check? Should work with any npm version. Moreover, no extra dependencies needed.
UPD: we can basically crash on errors and warn on missing favicon
I guess something like that could work, tell me if it should be improved. Maybe move required file definitions to somewhat more manageable place?