
Run commands when Vite starts or a file changes
Vite-plugin-run is a powerful tool designed to enhance your Vite development experience by allowing customization of file change detection. With this plugin, you can execute specific shell commands in response to changes in your project files, making it incredibly useful for automating workflows. Whether you need to run tests, build scripts, or any other command-line tasks, this plugin provides the flexibility to tailor its behavior to fit your needs.
The configuration options are both extensive and user-friendly, giving developers the ability to finely tune how commands are run based on file changes. Whether you're working with specific runner options or adjusting the default settings, Vite-plugin-run is an essential addition for any developer looking to streamline their workflow.
File Change Detection: Automatically executes commands in response to project file changes, helping automate repetitive tasks.
Customizable Conditions: Define custom conditions to determine when commands are executed, allowing for a tailored experience based on your project's requirements.
Flexible Runner Options: Pass individual runners or an array of runners to execute different commands based on various conditions.
Startup and Build Execution: Configure commands to automatically run when Vite starts or builds, simplifying the development process from the get-go.
Output Control: Options to hide command outputs in the console for cleaner logs, keeping your focus on what's important.
Delay and Throttle Control: Set delays before commands are executed or can be re-executed, ensuring that commands do not flood the system if files change rapidly.
Rich Callback Support: Utilize callbacks to handle events when files change, giving developers additional flexibility in managing their builds and commands.

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