watchr

Ruby's watchr equivalent in Python?

不问归期 提交于 2019-12-08 16:27:24
问题 I like the concept of watchr: it monitor the file system and run a callback when something changes. Is there a pure Python equivalent? Preferably pip installable. 回答1: You should probably look at watchdog: http://packages.python.org/watchdog/ 回答2: For Windows, there's watcher, that is probably close to what you need although I'm not sure it provides 100% equivalent information. 来源: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5816346/rubys-watchr-equivalent-in-python

Automatically concatenating files using Watchr

穿精又带淫゛_ 提交于 2019-12-08 10:02:40
问题 I have a bunch of JS files that I split up, but want to concatenate automatically (so I don't define a bunch of files in HTML). Right now, I copied the command from Twitter Bootstrap. Makefile: scripts: cat scripts/*.js > public/scripts/scripts.js watchScripts: watchr -e "watch('scripts/.*\.js') {system 'make scripts'}" However, I've found watchr to be very inconsistent (on Mac OS X 10.8) Sometimes when I save a js file, it doesn't run make scripts . Other times, it does. One time, it just

Automatically concatenating files using Watchr

放肆的年华 提交于 2019-12-06 18:52:25
I have a bunch of JS files that I split up, but want to concatenate automatically (so I don't define a bunch of files in HTML). Right now, I copied the command from Twitter Bootstrap. Makefile: scripts: cat scripts/*.js > public/scripts/scripts.js watchScripts: watchr -e "watch('scripts/.*\.js') {system 'make scripts'}" However, I've found watchr to be very inconsistent (on Mac OS X 10.8) Sometimes when I save a js file, it doesn't run make scripts . Other times, it does. One time, it just kept running make scripts continuously after a single save. Sometimes, it will run the command a few