@juliendargelos/autoreload

autoreload

This is a non-jquery-dependent fork of autoreload.

autoreload is an easy-to-use command-line "automatic reload" or "live reload" script for developers. It makes your browser reload when you edit files. It's based on @juliendargelos/connect-autoreload.

Get it with yarn or npm: yarn global add autoreload, npm install -g autoreload

Usage

Run autoreload

Directories or files are valid arguments. For example, to recursively watch 3 directories and a file for changes:

autoreload js css templates/main settings.py

To watch everything in the current directory and below:

autoreload .

Add js to your page

Once running, autoreload will print a script tag to include on your page:

<script src="http://localhost:60000/autoreload.js"></script>

And call AutoReload.watch() to begin watching for changes:

```html
<script>
  AutoReload.watch('localhost:60000'); // or some other host/port, default host: 'localhost:60000'
</script>

Alternatively, you can simply import autoreload from a module or an html file to automatically watch with default host, only if the current hostname is localhost:

import './node_modules/autoreload/autoreload.js'

<script src="node_modules/autoreload/autoreload.js"></script>

Details

autoreload options:

--port, -p     Port server listens on           [default: 60000]
--exclude, -e  Regex matching files to exclude  [default: "\\.sw[poaxn]$"]
--regex_opts   Exclusion regex options          [default: "im"]
--https        Use https                        [default: false]
--key          SSL key                          [default: dummy SSL key]
--cert         SSL cert                         [default: dummy SSL cert]

To stop watching for changes, call AutoReload.stop().

SSL

You have three options if your development server requires SSL.

1. Proxy the http autoreload script through your SSL-configured web server (apache or nginx).

2. Use the --https option and load the script directly in your browser to accept the dummy SSL certificate.

3. Provide your own SSL certificate using --key and --cert.

Troubleshooting

If you get Error: watch ENOSPC, chances are you need to increase your filesystem watches:

echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2013 Room 77, Ian Webster
Copyright (c) 2019 Julien Dargelos

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