@lassehaslev/executor

> Run a command every time a file change. Its that simple.

Install

bash
Install project globaly

npm install -g @lassehaslev/executor
Install executor per project

npm install @lassehaslev/executor --save-dev


Usage

$3

bash
Doc

executor ""
    [--run-on-first=true]
    [--watch="*/"]
    [--ignore=""]
    -- [{Custom arguments added to the }]
Example

executor './vendor/bin/phpunit' --watch='*/.php' --ignore='/node_modules|\.git|vendor/'
Custom arguments

executor './vendor/bin/phpunit' --watch='*/.php' -- --filter="CustomTest"


$3

package.json

json
{
    "scripts": {
        "my-script": "executor '' [options]",
    }
}


Now you can run the command

`npm run my-script` from command line.

If you run per project and not in a npm script the command is `./node_modules/.bin/executor`.

> Pro tip: use npm run my-script -- --your --command-option="yey" to add options to your command.

`$3`


I use this project to run Test Driven Development for my Laravel applications.
Check out this Laracasts thread for more information.

Add tddscript to projects package.json`json { "scripts": { "tdd": "executor './vendor/bin/phpunit --color=always' --watch='*/.php' --ignore='node_modules/' --ignore='vendor/'" } }`

Then run npm run tdd from your projects folder.

> Pro tip: use npm run tdd -- --filter="awesome_test" to filter your phpunit tests.

`Contributing`


Follow these steps to contribute to project.
 1. Fork the repo on GitHub
 2. Clone the project to your own machine
 3. Commit changes to your own branch
 4. Push your work back up to your fork
 5. Submit a Pull request so that we can review your changes

Development

bash
link to local command line

npm link
compile to es6

npm run dev
When you are finished unlink local command

npm unlink