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electron-dev

v1.0.1

Published

**note this is not for reloading your BrowserWindow -- tools exist for that already, this is for code related to the main process**

Downloads

43

Readme

electron-dev

note this is not for reloading your BrowserWindow -- tools exist for that already, this is for code related to the main process

it's like node-dev except for electron apps

like node-dev, electron-dev wraps your program, however where node-dev actually hooks into require(), electron-dev uses babel-plugin-detective to acquire a list of all the javascript files your app uses.

we then use chokidar to watch for changes to to these files, restarting electron if any happen to change.

usage

electron-dev --dir . --script . (defaults)

if you are happy with those defaults you can just run electron-dev from your project root