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README
ExSync
Yet another Elixir reloader.
System Support
ExSync deps on FileSystem
Usage
- Create a new application:
mix new my_app
- Add exsync to your
mix.exsdependencies:
def deps do
[
{:exsync, "~> 0.2", only: :dev},
]
end
Optionally add this snippet to your .iex.exs (in the root of your project) or your ~/.iex.exs:
if Code.ensure_loaded?(ExSync) && function_exported?(ExSync, :register_group_leader, 0) do
ExSync.register_group_leader()
end
This will prevent the ExSync logs from overwriting your IEx prompt.
Alternatively you can always just run ExSync.register_group_leader() in your
IEx prompt.
Usage for umbrella project
- Create an umbrella project
mix new my_umbrella_app --umbrella
- Add exsync to your
mix.exsdependencies:
def deps do
[
{:exsync, "~> 0.2", only: :dev},
]
end
- start your umbrella project with
exsynctask
iex -S mix exsync
Config
All configuration for this library is handled via the application environment.
:addition_dirs - Additional directories to monitor
For example, to monitor the priv directory, add this to your config.exs:
config :exsync, addition_dirs: ["/priv"]
:extensions - List of file extensions to watch for changes. Defaults to: [".erl", ".hrl", ".ex", ".eex"]
:extra_extensions - List of additional extensions to watch for changes (cannot be used with :extensions)
For example, to watch .js and .css files add this to your config.exs:
config :exsync, extra_extensions: [".js", ".css"]
:logging_enabled - Set to false to disable logging (default true)
:reload_callback - A callback MFA that is called when a set of files are done reloading. Can be used to implement your own special handling to react to file reloads.
:reload_timeout - Amount of time to wait in milliseconds before triggering the :reload_callback. Defaults to 150ms.
For example, to call MyApp.MyModule.handle_reload() add this to your config.exs:
config :exsync,
reload_timeout: 75,
reload_callback: {MyApp.MyModule, :handle_reload, []}