If you call the faucet command without any arguments, it will default to building your project according to the configuration in the file faucet.config.js in the current directory. You have the following options:

• -c $FILENAME or --config=$FILENAME: Use the file $FILENAME as the configuration file.
• -w or --watch: Build once, afterward watch for file changes and rebuild when a file used for one of your bundles changes. See file watching for details.
• --fingerprint: Fingerprint the file names. See fingerprinting & manifest for details.
• --compact: Use a compact output format for all pipelines that support it. See each pipeline for details on compaction.
• --sourcemaps: Add inline sourcemaps to all generated files by pipelines that support it (currently faucet-pipeline-sass and faucet-pipeline-js).
• --serve [HOST:]PORT: serve generated files via HTTP
• --liveserve [HOST:]PORT: Like serve, but with live reloading

We recommend that you do not use --fingerprint with --watch (fingerprinting is not very useful in development and would clutter your disk).