An efficient wrapper around node.js fs.watch / fs.watchFile / FSEvents
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A nodejs script that allows you to watch a folder for changes and compile the less css files into another folder.
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A wrapper and enhancements for fs.watch
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WTC is a simple utility you can use to watch files and execute commands.
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CLI tool to watch files locally then push them to your Minehut server automatically when they are changed
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Real-time output of your program (ONLY IN SHELL, no program, no Lib, no Package required to use it)
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Watch for file changes and continuously trigger commands
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Notify users about watched files or folders in Github pull requests
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Watch your log files during development and save your time.
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PostCSS plugin to watch folder for changes
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Watches your files and executes unit tests for them
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Watch filesystem for changes
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A file watching application restarter for your 'npm start' command.
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A file watcher console application used for software testing, to detect changes software does on the environment and files.
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Watch files and directories and run command when changes happen
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Watch for file changes in a static site and automatically trigger a new build
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Java project that help you to monitor a Windows directory for any new file
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Helper scripts to create new Debian packages
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A NodeJS application to minimize JavaScript and CSS files.
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Watch files and directories and run command when changes happen
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Application to streamline saving test evidence screenshots
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Simple linux utility that wraps command and signals file changes.
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I love
cargo-watch, and use it on everything! Right now, I am having a bit of trouble figuring out how to ignore a file properly.The following invocations successfully ignore
README.md:cargo watch -w src -s "touch README.md"cargo watch -i '.md' -s "touch README.md"cargo watch -i '*.md' -s "touch README.md"The following invocations don't ignore
README.md, which means