So, you can have your node server running on port 9000 or have livereload running as part of the node application on port 9001 (tho its default port is 35729). Use the command palette while an HTML document is open. You can either have a simple node server running without livereload or livereload running as part of a node application. Right-click a folder to open it with LiveReload. var path require ('path') var livereload require ('livereload') var server livereload.createServer() server.watch(path.join(dirname, './public')) server.watch(path.join(dirname, './src/client/templates')) server.watch(path.join(dirname, './src/client/img')) module. Right-click a folder to open it with LiveReload. Go live in one of three ways: Click the LiveReload button while an HTML document is open. Serves a simple file explorer when no index.html is present.
Livereload create server how to#
The following tutorial shows how to use createServer(Object-Expression) from Node.js module livereload. Otherwise, you’d need a way to pass the port number across processes, which I think would over-complicate things. Go live in one of three ways: Click the LiveReload button while an HTML document is open. Pick any HTML document to use its containing workspace as the server root. Node.js livereload createServer(Object-Expression) Previous Next.
Livereload create server update#
So I think the solution would be to update the Express template to set devServerPort in nfig. If you need a basic primer, check out the official. To follow along, you’ll need at least an introductory understanding of Gulp. This is my Gulp recipe for compiling SASS into CSS, loading a local web server, and refreshing the browser when the SASS files are changed and recompiled. Remix App Server works, since the watcher and web server are both started by the same process remix dev. def livereload(ctx): '''Automatically reload browser tab upon file modification. Gulp: Running a local server with Tiny LiveReload. NET or NodeJs or the latest FleeFlumFo framework. As a user you shouldn't care whether it's. Since it’s undefined, it picks the default of 8002 which is different from remix watch. NET ASP.NET Core server application that locally runs as standalone Console application, and optionally as a hosted server application as a Web server backend on IIS or other Web server. The following tutorial shows how to use createServer() from Node.js module livereload. So it’s not until Remix renders the root layout from the initial GET, Remix doesn’t know the port. Node.js livereload createServer() Previous Next. The rest, like REMIX_DEV_SERVER_WS_PORT are at run time. NODE_ENV is the only environment variable that is applied at build time. So that environment variable is not shared with Express. However, with the Express adapter, the Remix compiler/watcher is in a different process from the Express server. Remix picks a random port, then sets REMIX_DEV_SERVER_WS_PORT. There’s been a lot of tinkering with LiveReload and unfortunately while the intention was good (pick a random port for the web socket server), it is definitely broken in latest release.
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