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@subjektifylabs/subjektify-watch

v0.0.1

Published

Hot reloading of Subjekt models in your Subjektify project.

Downloads

2

Readme

@subjektifylabs/subjektify-watch

NPM Version

subjektify-watch is a utility package designed to enable hot reloading of Subjekt models in your Subjektify project. This helps enhance the development experience by providing real-time updates and feedback as you modify your models.

Features

  • File Watching: Automatically detect changes in Subjekt model files and reload them.
  • Real-time Feedback: Provides instant feedback on model changes to streamline the development process.
  • State Preservation: Ensures the current state of the application is preserved when models are reloaded.

Installation

subjektify-watch is already included in the subjektify-toolbox package.

Tasks

npx subjektify watch

This command will start watching for changes in Subjekt model files and automatically reload them as needed.

Environment Extensions

subjektify-watch extends the Subjektify runtime environment by providing additional tasks and configuration options for hot loading.

Usage

To use subjektify-watch, simply run the following command in your project directory:

npx subjektify watch

Example Configuration

You can customize the file watching process by specifying paths in your subjektify.config.ts file:

import { SubjektifyConfig } from 'subjektify';
import "@subjektifylabs/subjektify-toolbox";

const config: SubjektifyConfig = {
    namespace: "my.dapp",
    version: "1.0.0",
    license: "MIT",
    watch: {
        paths: ["src/models"],
    }
};

export default config;

In this example, the watch property specifies an array of paths that will be monitored for changes. When changes are detected, the corresponding models will be reloaded automatically, ensuring a seamless development experience.

How it Works

  1. File Watching: The package uses a file-watching library to monitor specified directories for changes to Subjekt model files.
  2. Model Parsing and Validation: When a change is detected, the modified files are re-parsed and validated to ensure correctness.
  3. Dynamic Model Injection: The updated models are dynamically injected into the running application without requiring a full restart.
  4. State Management: The current state of the application is preserved and synchronized with the updated models to maintain consistency.