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Matej Nemček is beginning to integrate this repo with FeaturePeek!
FeaturePeek provides a running environment for every open pull request of your front-end. Your team can view your running code earlier in the product development cycle and leave feedback, take screenshots, and file bugs directly from the running environment — all without checking out branches locally or installing browser extensions.
Don't merge this in just yet — you'll still need to add a step in your CI pipeline that pings FeaturePeek after your front-end builds.
After you complete the steps in the documentation, and your environment is ready to be viewed, a link will appear in this PR pointing to the environment. Then it's safe to merge in your changes, and all subsequent pull requests will be watched by FeaturePeek.