Livecoder
A simple library to support live coding in python. Modeled after the idioms in livecoder.net.
Quick Start
Install livecoder from pypi:
pip install live
Open an example file with your favorite editor:
git clone git@github.com:fritzo/livecoder # grab an example vi livecoder/examples/datadiff.py # open in your favorite editor
And tell live to watch the script:
cd livecoder/examples # move to where script is importable live datadiff.py # and watch output for errors
Every time you save the script, live reloads it and updates the live coding state. You’ll probably want to set up your editor to save after every keystroke, or save once per second. For example in Vim 7.4+ you can save after each modification using:
autocmd TextChanged,TextChangedI <buffer> write
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