live-directory
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Implementing your own template / file management system which consistently reads and updates file content can be tedious. LiveDirectory aims to solve that by acting as an automated file content store making a directory truly come alive. Powered by the efficient file watching library chokidar, LiveDirectory can be an efficient solution for fast and iterative web development.
LiveDirectory can be installed using Node Package Manager (npm).
npm i live-directory
> [Examples & Snippets] for small and easy-to-use snippets with LiveDirectory.> [LiveDirectory] for creating and working with the LiveDirectory component.> [LiveFile] for working with loaded files from live directory instances.To run LiveDirectory functionality tests locally on your machine, you must follow the steps below.
npm install in the root directory.npm test to run all tests with your local changes.FAQs
A Simple-To-Use Dynamic File Content Manager For Webservers
The npm package live-directory receives a total of 232 weekly downloads. As such, live-directory popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that live-directory 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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