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vegazync

v1.4.3

Published

vegazync is used to watch and monitor all of your project files so you dont need to restart manually and let renode do it for you.

Downloads

44

Readme

Vegazync v1.4.3

vegazync is used to watch and monitor all of your project files so you dont need to restart manually and let vegazync handle it for you. It can monitor any type of changes in files which will make your development smooth and easy.

Installation

Step 1.

To Install globally

npm install -g vegazync

To install locally in your project

npm i vegazync

Step 2. Inside package.json file add a script

{
  "name": "vegazync",
  "scripts": {
    "start": "vegazync server.js",
  },
}

Step 3. To Start the server with vegazync

npm start

Manual Restart

You can manually restart vegazync via typing 'r' and hit Enter in the terminal

Stop

To stop and exit the process you can type 'c' and hit Enter in the terminal

Ignoring

vegazync ignores ".env","node modules" ".txt" & ".gitignore" files

Will add the feature of manually ignoring specific files and directories in future

PREVIEW

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