#Livereload change to local host install

Manually add the following script to your HTML document. but I would like to keep the LiveReload server running. I've seen that I can disable this server with :. After running the application, I've noticed that the LiveReload server open by default the TCP port 35729 on all network interfaces (eth0, lo.

#Livereload change to local host install

Now, LiveReload will automatically monitor your files and refresh the page when necessary. Install the LiveReload browser plugins by visiting LiveReload Extensions. I've installed the Spring Boot Developer tools.

Or by adding the following code just before the closing tag in your main site template: = Run the Dev Server npm run watch So, this command watches the src directory tree, and reverse proxies to a locally running application: devd -w. After you have restarted the editor, hit CMD + Shift + P (CTRL + Shift + P for Windows) to open a Package Control prompt, type in Install. You can also trigger livereload for files that are not being served, letting you reload reverse proxied applications when source files change. The exact installation process can be found here. You may do so through the LiveReload Chrome plugin, This serves the current directory with livereload enabled: devd -l. Setting to Auto start the extension after opening the VS Code. Includes list so that the page just be reloaded when the saved file name/path fits with your setting. Applies changes without reloading when any CSS or image changed. Install LiveReload.jsįinally, we need to install LiveReload.js. Reloads web pages when any file is created, removed or modified. Install webpack-livereload-plugin npm install webpack-livereload-plugin -save-devĪdd the following lines to the bottom of your : var LiveReloadPlugin = require('webpack-livereload-plugin') Īlthough LiveReload works well with its defaults, a list of available plugin options may be reviewed here. LiveReload can automatically monitor your files for changes and refresh the page when a modification is detected. While Laravel Mix ships with Browsersync support out of the box, you may prefer to use LiveReload.