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A drop-in library for nw.js development
Live-reloads upon save
Reloads when you press F5
Opens the devtools when you press F12 (nw@>=0.13.0
does this for you)
Opens the devtools upon error
Sets window.CRASHED
upon error,
so you can stop an animation loop for example
(and not flood the console with errors)
Clears the require cache, so reloading works with modules
When you change package.json
, it closes and reopens the window
with the new values, so you don't even have to restart
to change things like window.frame
(not working in latest nw.js)
When loaded in a browser (non-nw.js), it only tries to do error handling
npm i nw-dev --save-dev
Put this script before any other scripts (that you're developing, at least):
<script src="node_modules/nw-dev/lib/dev.js"></script>
By default node_modules
, npm-debug.log
, .git
, .hg
, and .svn
are ignored.
You can ignore additional paths by adding a data-ignore
attribute to the script:
<script src="node_modules/nw-dev/lib/dev.js" data-ignore="data.json|*.md"></script>
The ignore pattern will be passed to chokidar and interpreted by micromatch.
(This can be especially annoying if your editor autosaves!)
You may have your app set up to show itself once it finishes loading.
That's a good thing, but if you're calling win.show()
,
it can inadvertently focus the window.
Do this (with JavaScript):
if(!win.shown){
win.show();
win.shown = true;
}
Or this (with CoffeeScript):
win.show() unless win.shown
win.shown = yes
(Now autosaving can once again be beneficial!)
npm i
npm link
, and npm link nw-dev
from an nw.js project
npm run prepublish
to recompile
FAQs
A drop-in library for nw.js development
We found that nw-dev 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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