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a light static sever which will reload page when there are changes in server side!
light static sever which will reload page when there are changes in server side!
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There is an extra tool works on chrome
#install $ (sudo) npm install -g f5
or if you want to test other fork
$ (sudo) npm install -g https://github.com/<user>/f5/tarball/master
#how to use ?
in the path which you want to be serve:
#run command
$ f6
#or assign port
$ f5 8080
open your browser(any browser),and check out http://localhost:${port you use,3000 default}
(for instance:http://localhost:3000),launch your html page, f5
will reload it every time you modify it
if modified file isn't html, f5
won't reload the whole page but "reload" the attribute from all tags which attach the file
#force of f5
( working via LAN! ):
There is a short story:
Luke are coding html on his Laptop,and Master Yoda,via LAN, can watch the page auto reloading with any browser on any OS when Luke modify the file.That's the force of f5
.
recommend shell script function:
function f55() { # run f5 background
nohup f5 $1 > /dev/null 2>&1 &
clear
echo f5 is runing
}
Add this function to your SHELLRC file,restart the terminal(or source the SHELLRC file) and run f55
(or f55 <port>
)
( And executing fg
,will call f5
back in frontground. )
#Contributors
#TODO
FAQs
a light static sever which will reload page when there are changes in server side!
The npm package f5 receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, f5 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that f5 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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