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opticore-watcher

v1.0.18

Published

A lightweight file watcher and process restarter for OptiCoreJs and other Node.js project

Readme

OptiCoreWatcher

OptiCoreWatcher is a lightweight, fully TypeScript-based file and directory watcher designed for OptiCoreJs and also Node.js projects. It helps monitor code and environment files and automatically triggers actions or commands on changes, deletions, or creations.

Table of Contents


Installation

npm install opticore-watcher

Usage

Initialization

import { OptiCoreWatcher } from 'opticore-watcher';

const watcher = new OptiCoreWatcher();
watcher.run();

Start Process

watcher.startProcess();

Start Restart

watcher.restart();

Watch Directories

watcher.watchDirectory();

Watch Files

watcher.watchFile();

Run

watcher.run();

API Reference

Interface: IWatcherOptions

interface IWatcherOptions {
  paths: string[];
  recursive?: boolean;
  extensions?: string[];
  command?: string;
  ignore?: string[];
}

Dependencies

  • TypeScript
  • Built-in modules: fs, path, child_process

Security Issues

https://github.com/guyzoum77/opticore-watcher/issues

Contributing

OptiCore Router Module is an Open Source, so if you would like to contribute, you're welcome. Clone repository and open pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

About

OptiCore watcher is led by Guy-serge Kouacou and supported by Guy-serge Kouacou