Middleware function responsible for writing the fallback file to output, or anything else you might want to do instead. īy default when a file changes the livereload script in the browser does the By default, gulp-server-livereload provides you with a development certificate but you remain free to specify a path for your key and certificate by providing an object like this one.Checks to see whether the changed file is a CSS file.If it is a CSS file then it reloads the changed CSS files in the browser.* This method gets called by the livereload script when the server notifies it To override the default behaviour define the following method in Javascript: /** Window.This is a small project that should make using gulp and LiveReload much easierįor people. To use the example,Ĭheck out this repository, then check the example out inside of this repositoryĪnd rename it to src. This means you can safely update this project at any time and not need to gitignored from here, so won't ever be overwritten or modified.Everything lives in src in a sensible folder structure.Browserify is included for JS processing/require.Live reload enabled watchers for everything.Requires global gulp and gulp-cli to be installedĪlso requires node/npm, obvs.
#NPM LIVERELOAD INSTALL#
NPM pre 7: npm install - NPM 7 and above: npm install -legacy-peer-deps If you don't have homebrew on OSX, visit RUNNING If you have homebrew installed on OSX this is as simple as brew install node. OR keep the git info in here, meaning you can periodically update your copy Remove the git info from this repo too and create an empty repo and check all of this in If you wish to use this as a base for future development, remove the git info You shouldn't have to now touch anything outside of src Now you're all configured, running npm run develop will give you a livereload enabled express server.
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