A Python library to restart the process when source code changes.
Free software: Apache License, Version 2.0
Documentation: http://lazarus.rtfd.org.
Features
Automatically restart when source changes
Customize when, why, and how restarts happen
Runs on Linux and Mac
Examples
Restart when any Python module rooted at PYTHONPATH changes:
>>> import lazarus
>>> lazarus.default()Same thing, but within a uWSGI container:
>>> import lazarus
>>> lazarus.default(restart_func=lambda: uwsgi.reload(), close_fds=False)History
0.6.3 2014-12-10
Expanded PyPI package page.
0.6.2 2014-12-09
Fixed Sublime Text save workflows.
0.6.1 2014-12-07
Added Mac Support.
0.5.1 2014-11-13
Migrated GitHub repository to formwork-io
0.5 2013-10-17
Released to PyPI
0.4 2013-10-17
0.3 2013-10-16
0.1 2013-10-15
First functional release.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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