Simple CLI to monitor website downtime. useful for measuring zero downtime deployments
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
Watch globs and execute a function upon change, with intelligent defaults for debouncing and queueing.
Wrapper library for directory and file watching.
A native C++ Node module for querying and subscribing to filesystem events. Used by Parcel 2.
SSR-friendly light and dark mode for SvelteKit
File system watcher for directories
Sane aims to be fast, small, and reliable file system watcher.
node distribution of ibazel
Native Access to MacOS FSEvents
File watcher for TypeScript projects
Want to know when the page at a given URL changes? The Watcher in the Water will tell you over Jabber.
Watches a specified iCal-format calendar for events. When the time for an event comes, sends the name of the event to a servant that supports the "commandable" role (http://belphanior.net/roles/commandable/v1). For example, say you have an iCal at www.foo.com/calendar that has an entry named "wake me up" at 10AM today. If you have a servant at 127.0.0.1:3000 that supports "commandable" and understands the "wake me up" command, you could run the calendar_watcher_servant with a servant_config file that looks as follows: { "ip":"127.0.0.1", "port":"4000", "calendar url":"http://www.foo.com/calendar" "servant url":"http://127.0.0.1:3000" "update seconds":"60" } With this configuration, the calendar watcher servant will check the calendar every 60 seconds for new events. When it checks after 10AM, it will discover the "wake me up" event and send it to the servant at 127.0.0.1:3000.