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@alumna/liven

v1.5.0

Published

Optimized and lightweight live reload library, without dependencies

Downloads

18

Readme

Features

  • Production version with no dependencies
  • Extremely lightweight - 64kB!
  • Alternative to browser-sync and livereload
  • Excellent option to be used inside other libraries
  • 100% tested and working on Linux, Mac and Windows!

This module is delivered as an ES Module:

Install

$ npm install @alumna/liven

Usage

import liven from '@alumna/liven';

const instance = await liven({

	// (OPTIONAL)
	// The current project's directory '.' will be used if `dir` isn't passed
	dir: './public_html/',

	// (OPTIONAL)
	// Port to use on the http server
	// If it isn't available, the first available port between 3000 and 3100 will be used 
	port: 3000,

	// (OPTIONAL)
	// Run as a SPA, mapping non-existent URL's to [base]index.html
	// Default to "false"
	spa: false,

	// (OPTIONAL)
	// Function (as string) to be runned on the browser when receiving a socket signal
	// Defaults to: 'function( data ){ location.reload( true ) };', that simply reloads the page
	// `data` is an object: { path, isDir, isFile, isNew, add_or_update }
	script: 'function( data ){ location.reload( true ) };',

	// (OPTIONAL)
	// Mask paths to a different directory when requested
	alias: {
		'images'    : 'optimized'
	},
	
	// (OPTIONAL)
	// Function to be called on each event, before the refresh signal
	// The function must return "true" to allow the refresh, of "false" to don't allow
	on_event: ({ path, isDir, isFile, isNew, add_or_update }) => {...},
	
});

// You can programatically force a refresh as well
instance.refresh({ path, isDir, isFile, add_or_update, isNew })


// Create a memory-file on the server
// It overwrites the file on the same path, if it exists, on future requests
// -
// "content" can be a string or a buffer
// -
// Path must be a fullpath or initiate without a slash ('/') when relative
// Will generate a refresh unless "on_event" function returns "false" for the path
// -
// It will be instantly available in all modes, including:
// SPA, index.html served on dir URL's, updating 404 files, etc
await instance.memory( path, content )

// Clear a memory-file on the server
// -
// If a file exists on the same path on disk,
// its original content will be served again on future requests
// -
// As on 'memory' feature:
// Path must be a fullpath or initiate without a slash ('/') when relative
// Will generate a refresh unless "on_event" function returns "false" for the path
// -
// The effect will be instantly available in all modes
await instance.clear( path )


// And get the port used
console.log( instance.port ) // 3000