For example, if you choose project_root/inner_folder/index.html the resulting URL will be If you select the After Launch checkbox, the browser will open this page automatically after the application starts. In the field in this area, specify a project HTML file to create a correct URL to this file according to the project root to be started on the built-in web server. This functionality is provided through a JavaScript Debug run configuration, so technically, WebStorm creates separate run configurations for the server-side and the client-side code, but you specify all your settings in one dedicated Meteor run configuration. In this tab, configure the behaviour of the browser and enable debugging the client-side code of the application. In this field, specify the environment variables for the Meteor executable file, if applicable. In the Program Arguments field, specify a separate port for each run configuration in the format -port=.

To avoid port conflicts, these run configurations should use different ports. To run and debug these applications independently, create a separate run configuration for each of them with the relevant working directory. Technically, several Meteor projects that implement different applications can be combined within one single WebStorm project. By default, the field shows the path to the WebStorm project root. meteor subfolder in the root so WebStorm recognizes your application as a Meteor project. In this field, specify the folder under which the application files to run are stored. These can be, for example, -dev, -test, or -prod to indicate the environment in which the application is running ( development, test, or production environments) so different resources are loaded on start up. In this field, specify the command-line additional parameters to be passed to the executable file on start up, if applicable. In this field, specify the location of the Meteor executable file (refer to Installing Meteor).

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