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README.md
$ cargo watch
Cargo Watch watches over your project's source for changes, and runs Cargo commands when they occur.
If you've used nodemon, guard, or entr, it will probably feel familiar.
- License: Apache 2.0.
- Website and more documentation: watchexec.github.io.
- Minimum Supported Rust Version: 1.58.0.
Install
Pre-built binaries are available from the website or alternatively on the Github Releases tab. Since 7.8.0, checksums and signatures are also provided; see download documentation for details.
$ cargo install cargo-watch
With cargo-binstall:
$ cargo binstall cargo-watch
Or clone and build with $ cargo build then place in your $PATH.
This repository contains a manual page and Zsh completions that you may want to install.
Usage
By default, it runs check. You can easily override this, though:
$ cargo watch [-x command]...
A few examples:
# Run tests only
$ cargo watch -x test
# Run check then tests
$ cargo watch -x check -x test
# Run run with arguments
$ cargo watch -x 'run -- --some-arg'
# Run an arbitrary command
$ cargo watch -- echo Hello world
# Run with features passed to cargo
$ cargo watch --features "foo,bar"
There's a lot more you can do! Check out:
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Created by Félix Saparelli and awesome contributors.