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@cley_faye/watchers

v2.0.3

Published

Run multiple watcher at once

Downloads

15

Readme

@cleyfaye/watchers

Run multiple process simultaneously and kill them in one go. While this can easily be achieved through various shell scripts in various environments, I wanted a way to do it cross-platforms.

There's only one use-case: run multiple processes that stay running (like build tools in watch mode) and don't require inputs. All their output is displayed as the main process output, and a single kill command will stop all processes.

Configuration

It is possible to configure the watchers from multiple places:

  • in a separate .watchers.json file
  • in a separate .watchers.js file
  • in the package.json file, in a watchers section
  • from command line, by passing multiple time the -command=<cmd> argument

Example from package.json:

{
  "watchers": {
    "command": [
      "cmd1",
      "cmd2 with some args",
    ]
  }
}

Running

When installed the package should provide a watchers command in your repository. This command can be run using npx watchers.

The command will display some informations about running the requested commands then start outputting each command's output in real time. To stop all processes at once, press 'q' in the terminal (or, alternatively, the widely used but only recently supported <C-c>).

If all process otherwise completes, the watcher will automatically end.