crow is a simple command-line utility that lets you run arbitrary commands when certain files change.
A demonstration of crow being used to re-execute tests every time a file is saved. Also, see other use cases.
go install github.com/maaslalani/crow@latest
Clone this repository and cd into it.
git clone git@github.com:maaslalani/crow.git && cd crow
Install crow with go install.
go install
Ensure ~/go/bin is in your PATH.
crow [--watch path] [--ext extensions] command
or pipe in a list of filenames to watch from stdin from fd, find, ls, echo, etc...
filenames | crow command
Use crow to run tests once you save main.go.
crow -w main.go go test ./...
echo main.go | crow go test ./...
Automatically restart your server on changes (watches all files in the current directory).
crow go run main.go
Live preview markdown in your terminal with glow.
crow -w README.md glow README.md
fd .md | crow glow README.md
Use crow with !! to watch files and run the last command.
crow !!Pull requests are welcome.