Free source-monitoring program
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Nodemon is a free tool that helps you develop node.js-centered applications. This program lets you do this by constantly restarting itself when it detects any change to the file directory. The software doesn’t edit your code in any what while you work on it.
Constant refreshing
Restarting every time it detects a change in the file directory is the best feature included with Nodemon. This function keeps your code up-to-date with any changes made as you work on it. The software won’t edit or change any of your files' source code, making this an excellent choice for coding enthusiasts.
This tool works mainly for hanging processes—such as web servers—but also supports applications that exit quickly and cleanly. On the default setting, the app only restarts when a .js Javascript file changes in the directory. You can set this program to ignore specific files, patterns, and directories. This customization prevents the app from having a premature restart.
Easy installation
Once you finish the download for Nodemon, you can install and run it within a few simple steps. Either through using npm or cloning with Git, use the command line “npm install -g nodemon”. This prompt will install it globally on your system.
Simple to use
Nodemon oversees your application, letting you pass all arguments as you usually would to your app. The app can read the package information for your project without needing the script if it has access to the package.json file.
Manual features
Should Nodemon fail to detect a change in the file directory, you can quickly restart the app to search for the file. Additionally, you can stop the application by pressing “Shift” and “C” at the same time.
To find configurations within the tool, locate the config file named “nodemon.json” in your current working directory. The app supports both local and global configuration files.
Automatically restarts
Nodemon is a great tool for editing your node.js files as it restarts itself anytime there’s a change detected in the file directory. Its alternative applications include NodeFly and Webpack, as both can edit node file types easily. The software is easy to use, and you can quickly refresh it manually if it doesn’t detect changes in its directory.
