Plugin for ember-cli that injects live-reload script into HTML content.
This plugin injects a script tag to load ember-cli-live-reload.js
in the head of your application's html.
The contents of ember-cli-live-reload.js
are dynamically generated to configure and inject livereload.js
, which is served by Ember CLI courtesy of its tiny-lr
dependency.
livereload.js
initiates a websocket connection back to Ember CLI. This allows Ember CLI to notify the browser to trigger a refresh after JavaScript or style changes.
For vanilla Ember CLI apps, no configuration is required.
The following options are supported via command line arguments or the .ember-cli
file:
Option | Purpose |
---|---|
liveReload |
Defaults to true during ember serve . Set to false to prevent the livereload script tag from being injected. |
liveReloadPort |
Specifies the port that ember-cli-live-reload.js and livereload.js are loaded from |
liveReloadHost |
The host that ember-cli-live-reload.js will be loaded from |
The following options are supported via the .ember-cli
file:
Option | Purpose |
---|---|
liveReloadJsUrl |
The absolute URL used to load livereload.js . If specified, this overrides the liveReloadPort option. |
liveReloadOptions |
JavaScript object for LiveReload options. LiveReload supports a number of options for configuring websocket communication, including https , host , port , and others. See advanced example below. |
NOTE: Most apps will be fine with no special configuration. Only use this sort of configuration if you have reason to override the default LiveReload websocket behavior. A use case for this is serving Ember CLI apps in development via a reverse proxy such as nginx.
{
"liveReloadPort": 37531,
// This `liveReloadOptions` property becomes `window.LiveReloadOptions`
"liveReloadOptions": {
"port": 37631,
"https": true,
"host": "your-hostname.dev"
},
"liveReloadJsUrl": "https://your-hostname.dev/livereload.js"
}
# ember-cli-inject-live-reload Plugin for ember-cli that injects live-reload script into HTML content. ## Overview This plugin injects a script tag to load `ember-cli-live-reload.js` in the head of your application's html. The contents of `ember-cli-live-reload.js` are dynamically generated to configure and inject `livereload.js`, which is served by Ember CLI courtesy of its `tiny-lr` dependency. `livereload.js` initiates a websocket connection back to Ember CLI. This allows Ember CLI to notify the browser to trigger a refresh after JavaScript or style changes. ## Configuration For vanilla Ember CLI apps, no configuration is required. The following options are supported via command line arguments or the `.ember-cli` file: |Option|Purpose| |------|-------| | `liveReload` | Defaults to `true` during `ember serve`. Set to `false` to prevent the livereload script tag from being injected. | | `liveReloadPort` | Specifies the port that `ember-cli-live-reload.js` and `livereload.js` are loaded from | | `liveReloadHost` | The host that `ember-cli-live-reload.js` will be loaded from | The following options are supported via the `.ember-cli` file: |Option|Purpose| |------|-------| | `liveReloadJsUrl` | The absolute URL used to load `livereload.js`. If specified, this overrides the `liveReloadPort` option. | | `liveReloadOptions` | JavaScript object for LiveReload options. LiveReload supports a number of [options](https://github.com/livereload/livereload-js#options) for configuring websocket communication, including `https`, `host`, `port`, and others. See advanced example below. | ## Advanced Example Configuration **NOTE:** Most apps will be fine with _no_ special configuration. Only use this sort of configuration if you have reason to override the default LiveReload websocket behavior. A use case for this is serving Ember CLI apps in development via a reverse proxy such as nginx. ##### .ember-cli ```javascript { "liveReloadPort": 37531, // This `liveReloadOptions` property becomes `window.LiveReloadOptions` "liveReloadOptions": { "port": 37631, "https": true, "host": "your-hostname.dev" }, "liveReloadJsUrl": "https://your-hostname.dev/livereload.js" } ```