Simple, modern and fast file watching and code reload for Python, written in Rust

Make Django’s autoreloader more efficient by watching for changes with watchfiles.

Wrapper around fs.watch that falls back to fs.watchFile

this is code is outdated. sorry. watchFile and reload modules dynamically for node.js (useful for front end development) - it would be nice if someone could implement the new require.cache support with my require as falback

making pytest interactive

grunt task to watch files without using fs.watch or fs.watchFile

Stateless way of watching files and directory for changes

FlowWatch is a tiny ergonomic layer on top of Watchfiles that makes it easy to build file-driven workflows using simple decorators and a pretty Rich + Typer powered CLI.

`mcp.types` pulls in fastmcp, uvicorn, watchfiles, jsonschema, etc. during the module import. 6 +- On a machine capped at 0.5 vCPU the first import takes 8–12 s, blocking our server startup.

:eyes: Watch Files and Sync them to another directory

Uses fs.watchFile and the RequireJS Optimizer to automatically optimize your CSS upon changes to the files.

Haxe externs for chokidar. Use chokidar, a neat wrapper around Node.js fs.watch / fs.watchFile / FSEvents in a type safe manner and with the power of Haxe 💪.

doit cmd plugin - watch files and re-execute tasks (based on watchfiles)

Use watchfiles in Django’s autoreloader.

Simple bash script that wraps inotifywait and writes events to stdout or a named pipe.

Watches files, acts when they are modified.

This is a simple node app that mimick the VScode live server. it uses crude http module and node's fs watchFile to listen for changes. it also uses web socket for instant messaging between the client and the server.

File watching extension for https://github.com/omeid/uconfig

watch the file system for changes in Java.

Fork of Cameron Hayne's watchfile script

Similar to node fs.watchFile but watches a directory recursively and lets you unwatch as well

Add a prototype method `watchFile` to `nconf.Prodiver` for auto-reloading any change in your config file.

Watchfile is a server that monitors a specified Markdown file for changes and notifies via WebSocket when a change is detected.

A conda-smithy repository for watchfiles.

Issue: samuelcolvin/watchfiles#329

Java program to watch files and upload them to a web page

Monitora mudanças de arquivos em um determinado diretório

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A conda-smithy repository for django-watchfiles.

Demo project for my tutorial on watchfiles