orange

orange

A development tool, automatically refresh the browser when file changed Like LiveEdit

Later any further need not call it a day to refresh your browser.

Support: WEB dev, PHP, Node.js, Python, etc...

Usage

Usage of orange:
  -http=":4000": Static server port, The port must>1024, default :4000
  -ignores="": Not watch files, split width `,` Not regexp eg: `.go,.git/`, default no ignores
  -precmd="": Before refresh browser, execute precmd command. eg: `ls {0}`, {0} is the changed file
  -proxy="": Proxy webserver when file saved refresh browser, like :80
  -rootdir="./": Server root dir, default current dir
  -watchdir="./": Watch dir which change will refresh the browser, default current dir
  

eg:

cd ~/Sites/
orange -proxy 80 -watchdir ~/Sites/blog/ -ignores .cache,.db

Notes

1. If you don't want to monitor files, set orange -ignores .
2. If you want ignore some dirs, eg: orange -ignores ".git,.svn,dirs"
3. If you want run command when file change, set -precmd eg: `orange -precmd "du -sh {0}"
4. For PHP/Node.js/etc... , You can proxy your proxy, eg: proxy apache orange -portproxy 80
5. If not port proxy, cd your dir, run orange, view a html file when current dir files change, browser will refresh automatically
6. When start, Automatically Open URL http://localhost:${yourport} in your Browser

Downloads

Binaries

• Mac OSX 10.8+
• Windows 64bit
• Windows 32bit
• Linux

Rename orange-xxx-$VERSION to orange, And move orange file to your $PATH

If you have already installed the golang

go get -u github.com/wangxian/orange

THEN add your $GOPATH/bin to your $PATH

License

orange's code uses the MIT license, see our LICENSE file.