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mikeal / node.couchapp.js

Utility for writing couchapps.
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sync issue mac os x #6

Open copongcopong opened 13 years ago

copongcopong commented 13 years ago

using "sync", changing/editing existing files (e.g. app.js) doesn't appear to be detected and changes were not sync. I am using mac os x using node 0.4.0. Issue with watch? (maybe)

mikeal commented 13 years ago

yup, right now only attachment changes are picked up, working on better sync support.

boxxxie commented 13 years ago

looking forward to better sync. sometime soon. :)

max-mapper commented 13 years ago

@boxxxie monitoring changes to app.js would involve some child process spawning hackery. Is that the only thing you'd like the sync code to do that it isn't currently doing?

I feel that the major use case for the sync command is to sync your client side code between your filesystem and couch, since thats where you spend the majority of your development time when writing couchapps. If you have a different opinion I'd love to hear your feedback.

Thanks,

Max

mikeal commented 13 years ago

Actually, we could do it , it would just be kind of difficult.

We could require.uncached() the module and blow away all the state from before, but we would need to also kill all the file watches and other stuff.

-Mikeal

On Aug 31, 2011, at August 31, 201110:17 AM, maxogden wrote:

@boxxxie monitoring changes to app.js would involve some child process spawning hackery. Is that the only thing you'd like the sync code to do that it isn't currently doing?

I feel that the major use case for the sync command is to sync your client side code between your filesystem and couch, since thats where you spend the majority of your development time when writing couchapps. If you have a different opinion I'd love to hear your feedback.

Thanks,

Max

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ryanramage commented 12 years ago

A bit of a hijack here.:) You might want to give reupholster a try. It supports most of the node.couchapp.js format and it will monitor changes to app.js

http://reupholster.iriscouch.com/reupholster/_design/app/index.html

cmadsen commented 12 years ago

This has my vote. Really annoying to manually do a push especially when comming from reupholster