I use nodejs to debug the code (instead of the usual Firefox console, you just need to output the result of console.log to the node). Is there a possibility of similarity livereload (or watch) for a node? Each time typing CTRl-b> l> up arrow> enter and then returning back to the editor CTRL-b> h is tiring. I use vim + tmux.
- There are so many different libraries in Google are searched for on any request. There are modules for gulp / grunt, there are separate libraries, for example: github.com/napcs/node-livereload - bitrixhater
- Your option involves using a browser and server. I only have an editor and a terminal. Like a babel or coffescript compilation, node compiles them in live mode without a browser and server. - Eugene Megger
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I use a package installed like this: npm install -g node-live-reload. When I got acquainted with js on the server, I read this article.
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