start

#!/bin/bash

# This script starts the development server and ensures that all child processes are terminated when the script exits

# Use the 'trap' command to catch signals and execute a command when they occur
# The command 'kill $(jobs -p)' sends a termination signal to all the child processes running in the background. The 'EXIT' signal specifies that the command should be executed when the script exits
trap 'kill $(jobs -p)' EXIT

# Start the local development server listening for incoming requests on port 3000
yarn dev