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vlt-watch

v0.0.6

Published

Watch a directory for changes, and use vault to update your remote JCR root.

Downloads

12

Readme

vlt-watch

vlt-watch watches a local folder for changes as you work, automatically adding and removing files from a remote JCR so you don't have to think about it.

This is a lightweight alternative to Brackets for AEM development.

Installation

Step 1: Download and install the vlt command line tool

  1. From an AEM quickstart package

  2. From the JackRabbit FileVault project

  3. With Homebrew on Mac

Make sure it's accessible on the command line.

# which vlt
/usr/local/bin/vlt

Step 2: Download and install the vlt-watch tool

(Install Node.js first if you haven't already)

# npm install -g vlt-watch

Usage

From your jcr_root folder, run the vlt-watch tool.

Watch the filesystem for changes and sync them with the remote JCR.
Usage: vlt-watch.js

Options:
  -h, --host      Remote host                 [default: "http://localhost:4502"]
  -u, --username  Username                                    [default: "admin"]
  -p, --password  Password                                    [default: "admin"]
  -r, --jcr_root  The path to your jcr_root folder                [default: "."]
  -c, --clean     Clean up .vlt files on exit                          [boolean]
  -f, --filter    The path to your META-INF/vault/filter.xml file. [default: ""]
  -H, --help      Print usage and quit.