Automatically re-run Python applications when files change.
Project description
repyt
Automatically re-run Python commands when files change.
Installation
pip install repyt
Usage
repyt [-h] [--command COMMAND] [args]
Where:
COMMAND Any command to execute in the shell, as a string. This doesn't even have to be a Python command! args Arguments as you would normally pass to the `python` command. -h or --help Show this help message and exit.
Example
Use it just like you would use the python
command:
repyt hello_world.py
Including args is totally fine:
repyt hello_world.py --world="Earth"
This is equivalent to:
repyt -c 'python hello_world.py --world="Earth"'
The command arg doesn’t even have to be a Python command:
repyt -c 'echo "Yo Adrian! I did it!"'
Description
repyt detects changes in the current directory and sub-directories, and re-runs your Python script, application, or any other command when files are changed by you or your editor.
It kindly ignores hidden files and a bunch of other stuff that probably isn’t important.
You should use it just like you use the python
command, if possible.
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