Run commands when files change
Project description
watch-fs is a command line tool to run commands when files change.
Usage
watch-fs will watch any number of directories and files, and run a command when any of them are changed. By default, watch-fs will watch the current directory.
Usage: watch-fs [OPTIONS] COMMAND
Options:
-d, --directory DIRECTORY A directory to watch for file changes - can be
used multiple times, and defaults to the current
directory.
-c, --clear Clear the terminal before running the command
-w, --wait FLOAT A minium wait before running the command again,
in seconds
-v, --verbose -v prints commands before running, and -vv shows
debug information
Installation
I recommend you use pipsi to install watch-fs in it’s own virtualenv and link it from ~/.local/bin:
pipsi install watch-fs
Alternatively, you can install system-wide using pip:
.. code-block:: bash
pip install watch-fs
Licence
watch-fs is licensed under the MIT Licence.
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