duo-watch

Watch for any changes in the file dependency tree and rebuild from the entry file.

Installation

npm install duo-watch

Example

 Watcher(root).watch(function(file) {
  console.log('changed: %s', file);

  var duo = Duo(root)
   .entry(file)

  duo.run = co(duo.run);

  duo.run(function(err) {
    err && console.error(err);
    console.log('rebuilt: %s', file);
  });
});

API

Watcher(root, [glob])

Watch files from the root. Optionally pass a glob, to narrow down the files you watch. glob defaults to **/*.{js,css,html}.

watch(fn)

Call fn whenever an entry file or its dependencies changes. Watch will pass the top-level entry files as to the function as function(file) { ... }. If one change affects multiple bundles, the function will be called for each entry.

License

(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2014 matthew mueller <[email protected]>

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