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laravel-elixir-browser-sync-simple

v2.1.1

Published

A pure integration of Browsersync into Laravel Elixir.

Downloads

25

Readme

laravel-elixir-browser-sync-simple

Deprecated! This package is no longer needed as Elixir has BrowserSync support included

elixir(function(mix) {
  mix.browserSync({
    proxy: 'project.dev'
  });
});

Because laravel-elixir-browser-sync was already taken.

Installation

Elixir 2

Use version 1:

npm i laravel-elixir-browser-sync-simple@1 --save-dev

Elixir 3

npm i laravel-elixir-browser-sync-simple --save-dev

This is a simple implementation of Browsersync using Laravel Elixir. Browsersync already has a very powerful API, which only needs a little love to get working with Elixir. Simply pass in an object of options (or nothing at all to use sensible defaults while proxying homestead) and enjoy the bliss of never having to press + R again, in addition to all the other amazing features packed into Browsersync.

:thumbsup:

Usage

Slap this in gulpfile.js, along with your other Elixir necessities:

var elixir = require('laravel-elixir');

require('laravel-elixir-browser-sync-simple');

elixir(function(mix) {
  mix.sass('app.sass')
    .browserSync({
      proxy: 'local.dev',
      ...
    });
});

Then run $ gulp watch to watch assets and reload the browser.

This automatically watches your compiled css directory, js directory, app directories as defined in your elixir.json or Config.js, and resources/views directories for changes. If you wish to change these, pass in a files object.