fasthr
v1.2.0
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A fast and tiny CLI tool to easily spin up a hot reload http server on the current directory
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Fast Hot Reload (fasthr)
This is a tiny (6.5kb) CLI tool that mixes together no-bs-typescript-server-boilerplate, fastify, and livereload to easily spin up a hot reload http server on the current directory.
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System dependencies
- Node.js (install instructions)
Usage
With npx
you can use as a one-liner:
$ npx fasthr
Alternatively
Install globally:
$ npm install -g fasthr
then run:
# Start the server on the current directory on port 3000
$ fasthr
# Start the server on the current directory on port 8080
$ fasthr -p 8080
Options
Run help trigger for more info:
$ fasthr -h
Usage:
node fasthr [OPTION]
Options:
-d, --dir=ARG root directory where to serve files from (default: current directory).
-p, --port=ARG port to run server on (default: 3000).
-a, --address=ARG address to run server on (default: 0.0.0.0).
-l, --livePort=ARG port to run livereload on (default: 35729).
-h, --help display this help
Development
I chose Rollup to handle the transpiling, compression, and any other transformations needed to get this repo's Typescript code running as quickly and performant as possible.
yarn dev
Runs Rollup in watch mode which means it will hot-reload the server as you modify your source! This
includes running node with the --inspect
flag so you can inspect your code using Google Chrome Dev Tools
(by opening chrome://inspect
in your browser), you're welcome ;)
Contributing
Yes, thank you! Projects like this thrive when they are community-driven.
Please update the docs and tests and add your name to the package.json
file on any PR you submit.