Ignore vite.config.ts-timestamp* files

0.2.6

Patch Changes

• f81b32f: Vite has a bug that causes a vite.config.js.timestamp-* file to be created and persisted under certain conditions. When Hot-Hook is used with Vite, this bug can sometimes cause the server to restart indefinitely. Consequently, this commit adds these files by default to Hot-Hook's ignore config.

Support Node.js <= 20.9

Changes

89c2a60: Add support for Node.js 20. We removed the direct usage of importAttributes that was only introduced in Node.js 20.9. Hot-hook should now works fine with Node.js 20.0.0 and above.

What's Changed

• refactor: support Node.js 20.x.x by @Julien-R44 in #8

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Julien-R44/hot-hook/compare/hot-hook@0.2.4...hot-hook@0.2.5

Restart files and bugfixes

0.2.4

Patch Changes

• 7d4a8bc: Fix: should use default values when configured through --import=hot-hook/register

• 07cadde: The HMR was a bit broken in some situations due to a change introduced by 117f9c1. This has been fixed and tests have been added to prevent it happening again.

• 0ade4eb: One of the problems we encountered was that Hot Hook didn't send a full reload message when a .env file was changed, for example. This is because .env files are not javascript modules, and so are not processed by Hot Hook nor added to the dependency graph.

  As a result, this commit introduces a restart property in the config that allows you to specify which files should trigger a full reload. By default, restart will be equal to ['.env'].

  // package.json
  {
    "hotHook": {
      "restart": [".env", "./config/foo.yaml"]
    }
  }

Bug fix

0.2.2

Patch Changes

• 117f9c1: Bugfix : We should not invalidate non-reloadable files when a reloadable file is changed. That means, we gonna keep fetching the same file from the cache and not increase the version query param. This was not the case until this commit and caused theses issues :

  • https://github.com/orgs/adonisjs/discussions/4544
  • https://github.com/orgs/adonisjs/discussions/4537

What's Changed

• Replace all references of reloading with replacement in hmr by @thetutlage in #7

New Contributors

• @thetutlage made their first contribution in #7

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Julien-R44/hot-hook/compare/hot-hook@0.2.1...hot-hook@0.2.2

hot-hook@0.2.1

What's Changed

• fix: windows paths handling by @Julien-R44 in #6

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Julien-R44/hot-hook/compare/hot-hook@0.2.0...hot-hook@0.2.1

Configuration Breaking Change

Breaking Changes

• c0defa6: From this commit, if you are using --import=hot-hook/register for using hot-hook, the package.json's directory will be used for resolving glob patterns in the boundaries config.

  That means, if you had a package.json with the following content, and a root entrypoint in ./src/start.ts, glob patterns were resolved from ./src/start.ts file :

  {
    "name": "my-package",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "hot-hook": {
      "boundaries": ["./controllers/**/*"]
    }
  }

  This configuration was matching all files in the ./src/controllers directory.

  To achieve the same result, you should now use the following configuration:

   {
     "name": "my-package",
     "version": "1.0.0",
     "hot-hook": {
       "boundaries": ["./src/controllers/**/*"]
     }
   }

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Julien-R44/hot-hook/compare/hot-hook@0.1.10...hot-hook@0.2.0

Bugfix

0.1.10

Patch Changes

• c26292d: Don't throw when a dependent file node is missing. This can happen when a file has been deleted

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Julien-R44/hot-hook/compare/hot-hook@0.1.7...hot-hook@0.1.9

hot-hook@0.1.7

--import usage

See fa6ed2e : add a new way of configuring hot-hook. This allows you to configure hot-hook without having to modify your codebase.

We introduce a new hot-hook/register entrypoint that can be used with Node.JS's --import flag. By using this method, the Hot Hook hook will be loaded at application startup without you needing to use hot.init in your codebase. It can be used as follows:

node --import=hot-hook/register ./src/index.js

Be careful if you also use a loader to transpile to TS (ts-node or tsx), hot-hook must be placed in the second position, after the TS loader :

node --import=tsx --import=hot-hook/register ./src/index.ts

To configure boundaries and other files, you'll need to use your application's package.json file, in the hot-hook key. For example:

// package.json
{
  "hot-hook": {
    "boundaries": ["./src/controllers/**/*.tsx"],
  },
}

@hot-hook/dump-viewer@0.2.0

Dump Viewer

The dump viewer is a small frontend app built with Vis.js that lets you view Hot Hook's dependency graph. This lets you quickly see which files are hot reloadable and which aren't, and why.

To use it, you can add it to your application as follows:

fastify.get('/dump-viewer', async (request, reply) => {
  const { dumpViewer } = await import('@hot-hook/dump-viewer')

  reply.header('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=utf-8')
  return dumpViewer()
})

then access your dev server at /dump-viewer.

Broken file matcher on windows

• fix: windows path broken with matcher (d127996)
• fix: doesnt call dipose callback when full reload is aked (d88ce83)
• fix: wrong type for import.meta.hot.dispose (480cca4)

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Julien-R44/hot-hook/compare/@hot-hook/runner@0.0.2...v0.1.5