package ojo

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CLI tool to watch for change in the specified files

Install 

dune-project
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Authors

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    arxaqapi

Maintainers

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    arxaqapi

Sources

v0.2.1.tar.gz
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Description

Ojo is a CLI toot that executes a given command each time a specified file or directory content is modified

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README

Ojo

Ojo is a simple CLI tool that allows you to execute a specific command each time the specified file or directory is being modified.

Usage

Let's say that you are sick of running the following pandoc command pandoc --toc -s test.md -o test.html each time you do some minor modifications to your test.md file.

Ojo automates the command execution by specifying a file that is being watched and the command to be run each time the watched file is modified.

Specify the file and the command as shown below and voilà!

ojo test/test.md -x "pandoc --toc -s test/test.md -o test/test.html"

Dependencies (2)

  1. dune >= "3.6"
  2. ocaml >= "4.14"

Dev Dependencies (1)

  1. odoc with-doc

Optional Dependencies

None

Used by

None

Conflicts

None

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