grunt-trigger-lr v0.1.1

grunt-trigger-lr

Grunt plugin for triggering LiveReload using a task.

What does this provide?

This complements the functionality of grunt-contrib-watch and tiny-lr.

For example:

1. You can start your own livereload server, and still trigger it from a watch task. This is useful if you want to use grunt-contrib-watch's reload: true option. By starting the livereload server outside of grunt, it can persist even if grunt reloads itself.

2. You can carefully control the timing of the livereload trigger. For example, if you are recompiling the entire site, you can trigger livereload one time after you are finished. (To do this with grunt-contrib-watch, you must watch the generated files.)

Installation

Install grunt-trigger-lr by running:

npm install grunt-trigger-lr

Example

grunt.config.extend({

    trigger_lr: {
        options: {
            port: 37001,
        },
    },

    watch: {
        base_templates: {
            files: 'index.html',
            tasks: [
                'assemble',
                'trigger_lr:everything',
            ],
        },
    },
});

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-trigger-lr');

Built-in targets

trigger_lr:everything

Reload everything. Equivalent to:

{ options: { everything: true } }

trigger_lr:watched

Reload watched paths. Equivalent to:

{ options: { watched: true } }

Options

host

The hostname or IP address of the livereload server. (String. Default: localhost)

port

The port running the livereload server. (Number. Default: 35729)

scheme

The scheme ('http' or 'https') for the livereload server. (String. Default: http)

everything

If true, reloads everything. (Default: false)

watched

If true, reload the paths which have received a watch event. (Default: false)

paths

If specified, reload the specified paths. (Default: undefined)

Contribute

• Issue Tracker: github.com/bodylabs/grunt-trigger-lr/issues
• Source Code: github.com/bodylabs/grunt-trigger-lr

License

The project is licensed under the two-clause BSD license.