Monitor

Monitor is a CLI tool for reloading commands/services on filesystem changes. It leverages the `fsnotify` package to watch for changes in a specified directory and executes command when changes are detected.

Warning

Project Status

Monitor is currently under active development and is a part of my daily development workflow.

As I am still learning GoLang, the APIs, features, and other aspects of the tool are subject to regular changes. This project serves as both a practical tool and a learning experience.

I welcome any suggestions on features, code practices, and improvements. If you have any feedback, please feel free to open an issue. I'd love to learn more and discuss potential enhancements!

Features

• Watches a specified directory for file changes.
• Debounces events to prevent multiple executions from rapid subsequent changes.
• Ignores extra CHMOD events on Linux to avoid duplicate command executions.

Installation

To install Monitor, you need to have Go installed on your machine. Then, you can build the project using the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/monitor.git
cd monitor
go build -o monitor .

Usage

After building the project, you can run the monitor command with the following options:

./monitor <directory> <command/service to run>

Flags

• --verbose, -v gives out the verbose output.

Commands

• version: prints the cli version

Example

To watch the current directory and output hello everytime a modification is made within the directory:

./monitor ./ "echo hello"

or

go run main.go ./ "echo hello"

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request for anything you might like to see or have any issues with.

License

This project is Licensed under MIT License