livereload-inject-cli is a simple CLI tool to inject the livereload JS
snippet
into a specified file, nothing more. By default the injection is done at the end
of <body>. I originally wrote it for a project using npm as a build tool,
in need of livereload, and couldn't find a good already existing solution.
An npm scripts use case could look something like this;
"scripts": {
"watch": "build && (watch-js & watch-scss & livereload & wait)",
"livereload": "livereload-inject-cli src/index.html dist/index.html && tiny-lr-it ."
}
livereload-inject-cli <target file path> <destination file path> [OPTIONS]
Where;
<target file path>
The file to be injected with the livereload <script> snippet
<destination file path>
Optional. The destination to where the injected file will be written.
If no destination path is provided it the target file will be overwritten.
[OPTIONS]
-h, --head Inject the <script> snippet at the end of <head> instead of
<body>, as is the default if this option is omitted.
Very welcome! Go nuts.
MIT