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| -r2 (delta-0.2.1.2-r2) |
2015-07-23T21:07:40Z |
muzzle |
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Changed description
from Delta is a library for detecting file changes in any given
directory. The package is written using the sodium FRP library
but it also provides a callback based API.
File changes on OS X are based on the @FSEvents@ API that is also
used by TimeMachine. On other operating systems the library
currently uses recursive descents in directories. I will include
@inotify@ for Linux. If someone would like to have a non-polling
based API for windows or BSD, I would really like it if anyone
would contribute.
The project also contains an executable, delta-run, which
allows you to run arbitrary shell commands when a file in a
directory (recursively) changes.
@
$> delta-run --help
Usage: delta-run [-i|--interval INTERVAL] [-v|--verbose] FILE CMD
Available options:
-h,--help Show this help text
-i,--interval INTERVAL Run at most every n seconds
-v,--verbose Print extra output
FILE The directory that is watched
CMD The command to run
@
For example you could use @delta-run@ to rebuild your project
everytime the source changes like this:
@
delta-run ./src \"cabal build\"
@
to Delta is a library for detecting file changes in any given
directory. The package is written using the sodium FRP library
but it also provides a callback based API.
File changes on OS X are based on the @FSEvents@ API that is also
used by TimeMachine. On other operating systems the library
currently uses recursive descents in directories. I will include
@inotify@ for Linux. If someone would like to have a non-polling
based API for windows or BSD, I would really like it if anyone
would contribute.
The project also contains an executable, delta-run, which
allows you to run arbitrary shell commands when a file in a
directory (recursively) changes.
@
$> delta-run --help
Usage: delta-run [-i|--interval INTERVAL] [-v|--verbose] FILE CMD
Available options:
-h,--help Show this help text
-i,--interval INTERVAL Run at most every n seconds
-v,--verbose Print extra output
FILE The directory that is watched
CMD The command to run
@
For example you could use @delta-run@ to rebuild your project
everytime the source changes like this:
@
delta-run ./src \"cabal build\"
@
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| -r1 (delta-0.2.1.2-r1) |
2015-07-23T21:05:36Z |
muzzle |
5ba8a97ed9adfe77c669c46ad892062e76073fd368f281061562257523dc6027
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| -r0 (delta-0.2.1.2-r0) |
2015-07-23T17:23:29Z |
muzzle |
f6c6973bfc2a5adcb8f73b2a4e1b21116a9d6ab42962ef07b1a3cd88cf95abd3
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