Guard::Sculpin automatically generates a Sculpin site when a source file changes.
Before you start make sure that you have Guard installed. It's best to use Bundler to install Guard and Guard::Sculpin.
Install the Guard::Sculpin gem:
$ gem install guard-sculpinAdd Guard::Sculpin to your Gemfile
gem 'guard-sculpin', :require => falseInstall by running Bundler
$ bundleAdd a sample guard definition to your Guardfile:
$ bundle exec guard init sculpinGuard::Sculpin has some options you can set.
:binary => 'vendor/bin/sculpin':env => 'dev':project_dir => '.'
The default configuration assumes you used Composer to install Sculpin. If you have Sculpin installed globally you should change :binary to sculpin.
You can find more information on how Guard works in the Guard usage documentation.
guard 'sculpin' do
watch(%r{^source/*})
end(This definition is installed when you run bundle exec guard init sculpin)
- Works with Guard 2.0+
- Improved notification message
- Initial release
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