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FILEWATCH is a file watcher that allows you to watch files if something changes run arguments
FILEWATCH is a file watcher that allows you to watch files if something changes run arguments
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, colorama
, commonmark
, Pygments
, rich
.$ pip install filewatch
Get Help
> python -m filewatch --help
Usage: python -m filewatch [OPTIONS]
FILEWATCH is a file watcher that allows you to watch files if something
changes run arguments
Options:
-p, --path TEXT Path of file to watch
-args, --arguments TEXT Arguments to run when file changes
-d, --delay INTEGER Delay in seconds
--help Show this message and exit.
python -m filewatch -p "<filepath>" -args "<arguments>"
-p
and -args
are aliases for --path
and --arguments
The below example is for scss
or sass
file
python -m filewatch -p "./index.scss" -args "sass ./index.scss ./index.css"
This project is developed under MIT license
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FILEWATCH is a file watcher that allows you to watch files if something changes run arguments
We found that filewatch-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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