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Comparing version 0.2.3 to 0.2.4

lib/watch.js

		@@ -143,10 +143,9 @@ /**

		// Due to the unstalbe fs.watch(), swtiches to watch its parent
		// directory when watching a single file, instead of watch it
		// directly. And then triggers the callback function whenever the
		// logged filename matches it.
		// Due to the unstalbe fs.watch(), if the `fpath` is a file then
		// switch to watch its parent directory instead of watch it directly.
		// Once the logged filename matches it then triggers the callback function.
		if (is.File(fpath)) {
		var parent = path.resolve(fpath, '..');
		fs.watch(parent, function(err, fname) {
		if (path.basename(fpath) == fname) {
		if (path.basename(fpath) === fname) {
		normalizeCall(fpath, cb);
		@@ -170,2 +169,2 @@ }
		module.exports = watch;

package.json

		{
		"name": "node-watch"
		, "version": "0.2.3"
		, "description": "NodeJS file.watch wrapper"
		, "version": "0.2.4"
		, "description": "fs.watch() wrapper of Nodejs "
		, "url": "https://github.com/yuanchuan/node-watch"
		@@ -6,0 +6,0 @@ , "author": "yuanchuan <yuanchuan23@gmail.com> (http://yuanchuan.name)"

README.md

		#Node-watch

		This program is part of Markab(an instant mockup tool, still under development).
		There are 3 problems when using the native fs.watch() function of Nodejs:

		The difference bewteen other nodewatch tools is that it does not differentiate event like "rename" or "delete". Once there is a change, the callback function will be triggered.
		1. It won't watch a directory recursively.
		2. When modifying a file inside a watched directory, the callback function will be triggered multiple times.
		3. when modifying a watched file with an editor like vim, the callback function will only be triggered one time and then it is unwatched.

		##Feature
		And this module is trying to solve those problems.

		Recursively watch a directory
		(In current version it does not differentiate event like "rename" or "delete". Once there is a change, the callback function will be triggered.)

		##Installation
		## Installation

		@@ -13,0 +15,0 @@ npm install node-watch

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