Implemented option to watch other non-elm files and auto-reload on changes #263
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With this change, you can use the
--watch
(or-w
) option to watch any directory or file of your choice, and the browser will reload in response to any changes on themThis is really useful for when you're editing a CSS file, with it, you're able to see your changes in the browser without having to reload the page
Usage example:
elm-live src/Main.elm --dir=./public --watch public/* -- --output=public/build/main.js
You can watch multiple directories/files by separating them with commas: