feat(request): add watch option to request command#50
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Hi @yusukebe, how about something like this? |
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Hi @usualoma I like this feature! I think we can merge this immediately. Hey @ysknsid25 ! Before merging, can you review the implementation of this PR? We don't have to look at the small details. |
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Okay, Dokey 🫡 |
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@usualoma @ysknsid25 Thank you!! Let's go with this. I'll merge and release a new version. Regarding the next step of Hono CLI, I want to discuss this issue: #51 |
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What is this?
Adds the
--watchoption tohono request.When making changes while verifying detailed behavior using
$ hono request, it would be convenient to incrementally build and review results with each save.CleanShot.2025-11-24.at.14.25.53.mp4
Explanation of Changes
src/utils/build.ts
On the main branch, “.js” files were imported directly, but such cases are rare (most users likely use TypeScript). Since it's easier to let esbuild handle everything, including file monitoring, I've set it up to bundle and execute all files using esbuild.