create a file called run.config
inside he writes:
config:
server: node server.js
then execute with node js the file Commands.js and enter your command.
obsolescence information, this tool will no longer continue to be actively developed, it will only live updates that break its operation in later versions of deno. please use other alternatives such as trex, velociraptor or denon
for deno users now you can create command shortcuts to run files in deno and listen to changes in files.
create a file called run.json
inside he writes:
{
"config": {
"yourCommand": "--[any] anyFile.ts or .js"
},
"files": ["./myWatch.ts", "./src/index.js"]
}
note: by default listen to all files
to install Commands
for deno you must run the command:
$ deno install --allow-read --allow-run -n commands --unstable https://deno.land/x/commands/Commands.ts
to update Commands
run:
$ deno install -f --allow-read --allow-run -n commands --unstable https://deno.land/x/commands/Commands.ts
example:
in run.json
{
"config": {
"start": "--allow-net server.ts"
},
"files": ["./app.ts", "./server.ts"]
}
in command line
$ commands start
the run.json file must be at the root of the directory to function.
Commands for deno is created with the standard libraries which are not yet completely stable, any problem can create an issue to the repository
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Read: to read the run.json file
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Run: to run deno in background