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This package has been deprecated and has been shelved away. Thanks for all the fish\!

@ngirl/nom-livereload

nom-livereload

A custom, pluggable server and client software for simple setup and forget of hot module reloads with modern web application [1] development.

1. See software requirements.

Software requirements

• Modern JavaScript (ES2015 with JavaScript Modules)
• CSS Level 3+
• HTML 5.

Usage

A local bin script -- nom-reload ~~~and nom-rpc-clear-cache~~~ -- can be installed either as a local or global node module script with npm install -g.

nom-reload ws://localhost:9090

npm install git+https://git.imbue.studio/ngirl/nom-livereload.git#latest

Import module

import NomLiveReload from 'nom-livereload';
NomLiveReload(url, opts);

Development

# cd /Projects/naughty.im.git/src/app/modules/nom-livereload
npm link

parent project root.

# cd /Projects/naughty.im.git/
jspm link src/app/modules/nom-livereload asshats:ngirl/nom-livereload

3. Every modification to the source files in the lib directory require linking this module from the root project directory, i.e.: ngirl/www.

npm link @ngirl/nom-livereload

4. Last, but not least, your project's web application must be restarted, i.e.: pm2 restart ndev_${appName}.

IMPORTANT: Local modifications made to this module's package.json require a re-link; see the depicted [BASH](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell\)) shell commands outlined in steps one (1) and two (2).

Testing

npm run test

Distribution

Check the dist directory for the build results.

npm run build

TODO

TODO.md

Roadmap

I wish for supporting hot module reloading of server-side Node.JS applications some day, too.

Projects using nom-livereload

• naughty.im

Reference Documents

1. http://webpack.github.io/docs/hot-module-replacement.html
2. https://github.com/glenjamin/webpack-hot-middleware
3. http://pm2.keymetrics.io/docs/usage/pm2-api/
4. https://github.com/jlongster/monkey-hot-loader
5. https://github.com/jlongster/backend-with-webpack