a clean way to 'hot-reload' a node.js script in the console.
npm i amble
then in your project
amble ./toRun.js
this will run file and watch all relevant files recursively.
i like to create a ./scratch.js file, with my current stuff in it, so i run put this in my package.json:
{
"scripts":{
"watch":"amble ./scratch.js"
}
}
var amble=require('amble')
amble({exec:'./scratch', watch:'./'})
huge thanks to Kyle Robinson Young's gaze library
MIT
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