Add script to build and watch library and app #435
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| "run-example": "cd example && npm start", | |||
| "storybook": "start-storybook -p 6006", | |||
| "build-storybook": "build-storybook", | |||
| "react-scripts": "react-scripts" | |||
| "react-scripts": "react-scripts", | |||
| "live-edit": "concurrently \"npm run start &\" \"cd example && npm run start\"" | |||
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Okay so I don't want to bikeshed too much but with all the "build-blah-and-blah-blah" should this be something like build-all-and-watch
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This is actually a question -- not necessarily definitive. Maybe casually poll some folks and see what the general feeling is?
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Sounds good! I was hoping for some input on the name.
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I'm trying to think of a better name without too much wording as well, but if we want this to follow the other script name schemes maybe we name it something like run-example-and-watch?
The concurrently package allows npm to run multiple commands concurrently. The repository can be found https://github.com/open-cli-tools/concurrently. Running multiple commands at the same time can be done by using `&` and other work arounds with the script, but this makes the process a lot simpler and makes the output easier to follow.
Previously edits made to the viewer required you to rerun build & run on the command line. This script concurrently runs `npm run start` in the main directory and the example directory.
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Using the concurrently package found at https://github.com/open-cli-tools/concurrently, this adds the ability to make
changes to components without needing to rerun to viewer to actually see the change.