RustyWatch

Live reloading inspired by https://github.com/air-verse/air/tree/master build with Rust.

Features

• Live reloading for any programing languages
• Live reloading for binary
• Better building process
• Allow watching new directories
• Colorful log output

Install

cargo install rustywatch

Usage

rustywatch -d . -c "echo 'Files changes!'" --ignore .git --ignore ./tmp

• Example using with Rust (cargo)

# create new project
cargo new hello-world;
cd hello-world;
# run rustywatch in `./src` directory
rustywatch -d './src' -c 'cargo run'

• Example using with Go

# create new project
mkdir hello-world;
cd hello-world;
# init go module
go mod init go-project;
# create file main.go
touch main.go;
# edit file main.go
vim main.go
# and run the project with rustywatch
# then the project will be running with hot reload.
rustywatch -d . -c 'go run main.go' --ignore .git

• Example using with Go (Fiber)

mkdir go-fiber;
cd go-fiber;
go mod init go-fiber;
# install fiber framework
go get github.com/gofiber/fiber/v2
# start live reload with rustywatch
rustywatch -d . -c 'go build main.go' --bin-path 'main'

• Example using with NodeJS

# create new project
mkdir hello-world;
cd nodejs-project;
# create index.js
touch index.js
# edit file index.js and and run the project with rustywatch 
vim index.js
# then the project will be running with hot reload
rustywatch -d . -c 'node index.js' --ignore '.tmp' --ignore '.git'

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License

MIT & Apache-2.0