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big-eye

v0.1.2

Published

Execute commands on file changes

Downloads

4

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Execute specified command on file change(s)

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Install

$ npm install [-g] big-eye

Usage

CLI

$ eye --help

	Usage
	  $ eye <command>

	Options
	  -w, --watch    Files/directories to be watched [Default: pwd]
	  -i, --ignore   Files/directories to be ignored [Default: from .gitignore]
	  -l, --lazy     Don't execute command on startup
	  -d, --delay    Debounce delay in ms between command executions [Default: 100]
	  -q, --quiet    Print only command output

	Examples
	  $ eye app.js
	  $ eye build.js -w src/
	  $ eye python module.py -i '*.pyc'
	  $ eye 'g++ main.cpp && ./a.out'

	Tips
	  Run eye without arguments to execute the npm start script.

API

bigEye(file, [args], [options])

Execute file with args when a file matching the options.watch array gets modified. Returns a new Eye instance.

file

Type: String

Absolute path to the file to be executed. Must be a non-empty String.

args

Type: Array

Arguments that will be passed to child process when executing file.

options

Type: Object

Options object that can take the following keys:

watch

Type: Array, String

Path(s) to files, dir(s) to be watched recursively, or glob pattern(s).

ignore

Type: anymatch compatible definition

Path(s) to files, dir(s) to be ignored, regex(es), or glob pattern(s).

lazy

Type: Boolean Default: false

If set to true, don't execute file after constructing the instance, but only on watched file change.

delay

Type: Number Default: 100

Delay in ms when debouncing execution after file changes.

Events

Each Eye instance inherits from EventEmitter and emits a handful of events:

.on('executing', ref)

When a new child process is spawned. ref is an instance of child_process.

on('changes', file)

Debounced file changes that trigger spawning a child process. file is a path to the file that caused the event.

.on('exited', time, code)

When a child has exited. time is its execution time in miliseconds, code is its exit code.

.on('killed', signal)

When a child was killed due to file changes, signal represents the signal used to :knife: it.

License

MIT © nikersify