Noprob

Simple file change monitoring for any kind of development.

Note: Noprob has just been released and I haven't had the chance to test it on Windows yet. I'll get to it soon.

• Why?
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• Usage and Examples

No worries. Noprob's got your back, no problem.

Run: $ npm -g install noprob

Global commands run once on noprob startup and then on every file change without worrying about specific files. They are defined with -x or --exec.

Run and restart a node server on javascript source changes:

• $ noprob -x 'node server.js' -e 'js'

Local commands accept the <file> tag which will insert the changed file's name into the command. They are defined with -l or --local.

Compile individual coffescript files in the "src" folder into javascript on demand (closely mimics coffescript's internal -w option):

• $ noprob -l 'coffee -c <file>' -e 'coffee' -w src

Copy changed files into a 'copies' folder one directory above the current one (we don't put it in a nested directory since noprob would try to copy new files it copies into there)

• $ noprob -l 'cp <file> ../copies/'