/* This template gets rendered when you visit the root route on the server (i.e. http://localhost:3001/) in development mode. Some of the data passed to this template is known at runtime and not compile time, so we need to craft the string at runtime with a JS template string. We explicitly do not use Wasp mustaches here so we don't have to reason about two different templating systems. For now, we don't serve any other static files in our routes, so all the resources needed (CSS, images, etc.) must be inlined into the file. */ // The /* HTML */ comment is a hint to `prettier` to format this string as HTML. export const makeWrongPortPage = ({ appName, frontendUrl, }: { appName: string; frontendUrl: string; }): string => /* HTML */ ` ${appName} API Server

Wasp

${appName} API Server

The server is up and running. This is the backend part of your Wasp application.

If you want to visit your frontend application, go to this URL in your browser:

${frontendUrl}

This message is shown because you are running the server in development mode. In production, this route would not show anything.

`;