Closed jnumainville closed 8 hours ago
You can also use nodemon since Node is required to use the plugins repo
This watch files with a py extension (-e py
) in plugins/ui/src
. When any of them changes, it runs python -m build --wheel plugins/ui
npx nodemon --exec "python -m build --wheel plugins/ui" --watch plugins/ui/src -e py
This watches for whl file changes in the ui dist folder and reinstalls + restarts the server (w/ gradle).
npx nodemon --exec "pip install --force --no-deps ../deephaven-plugins/plugins/ui/dist/*.whl && ./server/jetty-app/build/install/server-jetty/bin/start" --watch ../deephaven-plugins/plugins/ui/dist -e whl
npx
just lets you run an npm package command. nodemon
is a command in this case.
https://github.com/deephaven/deephaven-plugins/pull/630 adds a new script, plugin_builder.py, that makes plugin development easier. Currently, the script can run a server, but it would be nice if the script could watch for changes within plugin folders then rebuild and restart the server automatically. One possibility, perhaps crude, is to use watchdog