Running 'jake', I figured I must have done something wrong, since it
returned to the command-line immediately. But sure enough, files got
pooped into the /pkg directory, so ... I guess it worked. Decided to
instrument it (and remove the dalek - come on!) just to be sure:
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10:06:14 ~/Projects/callback-js
▶ time jake
bundling: blackberry
bundling: playbook
bundling: ios
bundling: wp7
bundling: android
real 0m0.193s
user 0m0.160s
sys 0m0.037s
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Um. Wowsa. I added a .wr file [1] to the root, and ran 'wr' from the
command-line, and now it rebuilds whenever I change a file.
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--stdoutcolor blue
--stderrcolor red
#-----------------------------------------------------
# command to run
#-----------------------------------------------------
time jake
#-----------------------------------------------------
# files/directories to watch
#-----------------------------------------------------
.wr
build
jakefile
lib
package.json
test
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10:06:19 ~/Projects/callback-js
▶ wr
10:13:02 wr: watching 112 files, running 'time jake'
10:13:08 wr: running 'time jake'
bundling: blackberry
bundling: playbook
bundling: ios
bundling: wp7
bundling: android
0.25 real 0.19 user 0.04 sys
10:13:08 wr: command succeeded
10:13:30 wr: running 'time jake'
bundling platform: blackberry
bundling platform: playbook
bundling platform: ios
bundling platform: wp7
bundling platform: android
0.23 real 0.19 user 0.03 sys
10:13:30 wr: command succeeded
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[1] https://github.com/pmuellr/wr
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Patrick Mueller
http://muellerware.org
