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@kingjs/watch-package

v1.0.0

Published

2 years ago

A tool which, for each `package.json` found in any subdirectory, excluding dot directories, runs `npm run generate` in the subdirectory whenever a change is made to any file explicitly included in the package.

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@kingjs/watch-package

A tool which, for each package.json found in any subdirectory, excluding dot directories, runs npm run generate in the subdirectory whenever a change is made to any file explicitly included in the package.

API

watchPackages()

Remarks

This tool was developed to automate manual tasks that updated and/or generated files from source code. For example, updating package.json description and/or generating README.md from JsDoc comments found in source.
Various heuristics are used to attempt to only kick off runs in response to manual interactions:
- After a change is detected, a timer starts. If 100ms elapses without another change then npm run generate is executed in the package.json directory. If another change is detected with that 100ms, then the timer restarts. This should batch changes made by Save All or Replace All.
- Watching is suspended while npm run generate is executing. This way changes made by the run itself do not generate subsequent runs.
The watched files are those specified in files in the package.json. If files is specified, then no files are watched for that package.

Install

With npm installed, run

$ npm install @kingjs/watch-package

Dependencies

|Package|Version| |---|---| |shelljs|^1.0.0| |chokidar|^2.1.1|

Source

https://repository.kingjs.net/watch-package

License

MIT

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