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- High performance Live Reload.
- Manage multiple projects at the same time.
- Watch by custom extensions and paths.
- All Go commands supported.
- Switch between different Go builds.
- Custom env variables for project.
- Execute custom commands before and after a file changes or globally.
- Export logs and errors to an external file.
- Step-by-step project initialization.
- Redesigned panel that displays build errors, console outputs and warnings.
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go get github.com/oxequa/realize
From project/projects root execute:
$ realize start
It will create a .realize.yaml file if doesn't already exist, add the working directory as project and run your workflow.
start command supports the following custom parameters:
--name="name" -> Run by name on existing configuration
--path="realize/server" -> Custom Path (if not specified takes the working directory name)
--generate -> Enable go generate
--fmt -> Enable go fmt
--test -> Enable go test
--vet -> Enable go vet
--install -> Enable go install
--build -> Enable go build
--run -> Enable go run
--server -> Enable the web server
--open -> Open web ui in default browser
--no-config -> Ignore an existing config / skip the creation of a new one
Some examples:
$ realize start
$ realize start --path="mypath"
$ realize start --name="realize" --build
$ realize start --path="realize" --run --no-config
$ realize start --install --test --fmt --no-config
$ realize start --path="/Users/username/go/src/github.com/oxequa/realize-examples/coin/"
If you want, you can specify additional arguments for your project:
✅ $ realize start --path="/print/printer" --run yourParams --yourFlags // right
❌ $ realize start yourParams --yourFlags --path="/print/printer" --run // wrong
💡 The start command can be used with a project from its working directory without make a config file (--no-config).
Add a project to an existing config file or create a new one.
$ realize add
💡 add supports the same parameters as start command.
This command allows you to create a custom configuration step-by-step.
$ realize init
💡 init is the only command that supports a complete customization of all supported options.
Remove a project by its name
$ realize remove --name="myname"
💙 BLUE: Outputs of the project.
💔 RED: Errors.
💜 PURPLE: Times or changed files.
💚 GREEN: Successfully completed action.
*** there is no more a .realize dir, but only a .realize.yaml file ***
For more examples check: Realize Examples
settings:
legacy:
force: true // force polling watcher instead fsnotifiy
interval: 100ms // polling interval
resources: // files names
outputs: outputs.log
logs: logs.log
errors: errors.log
server:
status: false // server status
open: false // open browser at start
host: localhost // server host
port: 5001 // server port
schema:
- name: coin
path: coin // project path
env: // env variables available at startup
test: test
myvar: value
commands: // go commands supported
vet:
status: true
fmt:
status: true
args:
- -s
- -w
test:
status: true
method: gb test // support different build tools
generate:
status: true
install:
status: true
build:
status: false
method: gb build // support differents build tool
args: // additional params for the command
- -race
run:
status: true
args: // arguments to pass at the project
- --myarg
watcher:
paths: // watched paths
- /
ignore_paths: // ignored paths
- vendor
extensions: // watched extensions
- go
- html
scripts:
- type: before
command: echo before global
global: true
output: true
- type: before
command: echo before change
output: true
- type: after
command: echo after change
output: true
- type: after
command: echo after global
global: true
output: true
errorOutputPattern: mypattern //custom error pattern
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