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rapid-preview

v1.0.4

Published

CLI tool to auto reload your HTML file on change.

Downloads

6

Readme

RapidPreview

Discription

Instalation

    npm i -g rapid-preview
  • Or run npx command directly
    npx rapid-preview@latest < arguments,>

usage

  • Got to any directory that includes a html file.
  • If the directory have only one html file , Simply run " rapidpreview "
  • If you have multiple files, Then specify the filename. Like " rapidpreview <file_name.html> "
  • If the default PORT is not available, Specify the port like " rapidpreview index.html --port 5000 "
  • node: If you'r using editer like VScode and wanna use integrated terminal, Then follow the steps.

    • Run "npm init" to create npm project.
    • In npm json file add command to a script, For Example, In Package File:
      {
          "name": "my-package",
          "version": "1.0.0",
          "description": "",
          "main": "index.js",
          "dependencies": {}
          "devDependencies": {},
          "scripts": {
              "run-rapidpreview": "rapidpreview index.html"
          },
          "author": "-Author-name-"
      }
      In here I added a script "run-rapidpreview".
    • Run that script using "npm run <script-name>", In previous example <script-name> is run-rapidpreview.

Argument List

  • --help optional

    To Show help

        rapidpreview --help
  • --port optional

    To specify the PORT

    rapidpreview --port 3000
    default:: 4040
  • --path optional

    To specify the path to watch

    rapidpreview --path "E://my_app/"

    default:: '.' (current path)

  • --file optional

    To specify the file name

    rapidpreview --file mysite.html

    default:: <first file in the path>

Example

    rapidpreview index.html
    rapidpreview --path C://Github/myApp --file example.html --port 3000