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rust-change-detection

v0.1.2

Published

A files change detection tool written in Rust

Downloads

216

Readme

rust-change-detection

Change detection library written is rust, using file hashes to detect changes in files and directories. Using gxhash for hashing files

Usage

  1. Install the package
yarn add rust-change-detection --dev

or

npm install rust-change-detection --save-dev
  1. Set environment variable
export RCD_FOLDERS=./packages
  1. Add rcd to your package.json scripts
{
  "scripts": {
    "rcd": "rcd"
  }
}
  1. Run the command
yarn rcd
  1. You can find the logs in the .rcd_log file

Tips

  • You can create a .env file in the root of your project and add the RCD_FOLDERS variable there.
  • And load the .env file before running the command, using a package like dotenv-cli or cross-env or env-cmd.
{
  "scripts": {
    "rcd": "env-cmd .env rcd"
  }
}

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | Default | Required | |----------|-------------|----------|----------| | RCD_FOLDERS | The folders to watch for changes | none | true | | RCD_IGNORE_FOLDER | The folders to ignore with ; as separator | node_modules;dist;.git;coverage;.turbo | false | | RCD_IGNORE_FILE | The files to ignore with ; as separator | .gitignore;.prettierrc;.eslintrc;.babelrc;.DS_Store;Thumbs.db | false | | RCD_HASH_FILE | The file to store the hashes | .rcd_hash | false | | RCD_LOG_FILE | The file to store the logs, i.e the list of changed files | .rcd_log | false | | RCD_LOG_LEVEL | The log level, can be info or debug | info | false |

License

MIT