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1. Livereload alternative install#
2. Livereload alternative update#
3. Livereload alternative manual#
4. Livereload alternative code#

Any alternatives will work as well if emitted to the client path is correct. We use it in the combination with SPSave, the module which makes files upload and publishing to SharePoint transparent.

Livereload alternative install#

To make it work a developer can install the module with use of NPM command: npm install sp-live-reload -save-devĪnd then use the live reload in Gulp tasks as shown in examples on the project page.

Livereload alternative manual#

With sp-live-reload it's possible to save a local client side file, such as javascript, css, html (source for content editor web part) with immediate change in open browsers tabs without a necessity for manual page refresh: Recently I've wrapped up the technique we have been using in our team for last months into the NPM module - sp-live-reload. A developer saves a file in the editor and sees the result applied right away.Īs we know, SharePoint has its nuances, which prevents BrowserSync from efficient working. You might have heard about BrowserSync, have you? It is a module which can be injected into the page(s) and watches for changes for instantaneous page reload or scripts reload. Yet, there was one which has been missed and desired by some engineers. More and more features from the funky front-end development are here at our disposal.

It transforms into some sort of a hybrid of Visual Studio Code'ing, Gulp tasks, and Chrome Dev Tools debugging and tweaks. This wdm 0.1.1 installed (almost at the end of the list)Īnd on my Gemfile, I already have this gem 'wdm', '~> 0.1.1', :install_if => Gem.We're getting used to modern SharePoint (client side) development day by day.

Livereload alternative update#

Enable with -incrementalĪuto-regeneration: enabled for 'C:/Github/myrepo2'Īnd when saving a file after modification to see the update on my browser : Regenerating: 1 file(s) changed at 07:08:47 So, when starting the server : bundle exec jekyll serve -trace -livereloadĬonfiguration file: C:/Github/myrepo2/_config.yml

But when I add the option -livereload I get errors each first save of a file. When I do a bundle exec jekyll serve it works fine.

Livereload alternative code#

I’m working on Visual Code Studio to create my blog on Github Pages using Jekyll static generator. I have a fresh install of Ruby2.7.0 and Jekyll following Jekyll tutorial (first part via RubyInstaller).