SemanSemantic-UItic-UI/node/node_modules/docpad-plugin-livereload

Live Reload Plugin for DocPad

Automatically refreshes your DocPad built website whenever a regeneration is performed

Install

1. Install the Plugin

npm install --save --force docpad-plugin-livereload

1. Ensure your layout outputs the scripts block, using eco it will look something like this:

<%- @getBlock('scripts').toHTML() %>

Configure

enabled

By default this plugin is disabled for all environments except the development environment. To enable on more environments set the enabled option to true inside your environments configuration.

browserLog

By default we will output a log message to the browser console if the browser was just reloaded by livereload. You can turn this off by setting the browserLog option to false. This feature requires console.log and localStorage to be available to the browser, if these aren't available then this feature will fail gracefully.

regenerateBlock

By default when a regeneration occurs we will log a message to the browser console (depending on the value of browserLog) and reload the browser. You can overwrite this functionality via the regenerateBlock option.

inject

By default we will inject the socket.io dependency if we don't automatically detect it's presence. However, sometimes this auto detection doesn't always work. If this is the case, you can disable the injection and just do the listening by setting the inject option to false.

getSocket

By default you we create a new socket.io instance for live reload, however if you are doing your own socket.io stuff you will probably want to use your existing instance instead. To do this set the getSocket option to a function that will return your own socket.io instance.

channel

By default we use the /docpad-livereload channel to listen to on our socket connection. You can change this by using the channel option.

defaultLogLevel

By default we use the socket.io log level of 1 (unless docpad is in debug mode in which case we will use the log level of 3). You can change the default log level used (non-debug-mode) by setting the defaultLogLevel option.

socketOptions

Sometimes you may want to customise the options used for the socket.io configuration. To do this set the socketOptions option to whatever you need.

History

You can discover the history inside the History.md file

License

Licensed under the incredibly permissive MIT License
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