LivePy reloads your html/css/js files, that are related to your html file you're working on.
It uses Live.js under the hood for the main work.
LivePy injects the live.js file below your <head> tag and removes it,
after you shutted down the programm via Ctrl-c.
You'll need the live.py and live.js in the same folder as your html file.
This is a current 'limitation' by the live.js file and I don't want to hack
it. In the future(TM) I'll create a more dynamic approach, that isn't dependend
on the live.js file.
usage: live.py [-h] [-p PORT] html
positional arguments:
html The file name of your html. You can omit the file extension ".html" if you want.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PORT, --port PORT Custom port. [Optional] (Default: 9005)You'll need:
- Python 3.9+
- Optional: current Live.js
Inside this project, there's a live.js already included. But if you wish the latest version, fetch it from their homepage.
Live.js comes with it's own license. Please see LICENSE for more information.