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Add watch command #63
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watch command runs the track command once per interval. Current defaults are 30 seconds and output file of "thyme.json".
Presents option to serve to a local http server for the show command, and allows users to use top-level switches to set up an automatic 30s track with a local server.
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Nice. Yeah, your pull request is a bit more focused. |
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Just found this project, pretty awesome! Any update on this PR? Love to see this merged into master |
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watch command runs the track command once per interval. Current defaults are 30 seconds and output file of "thyme.json". More focused duplicate of #41 taking it a step further. Top level watch and show (to a localhost:6090 server) switches are added. Just use thyme -ws (or thyme --watch --show).
fixes #17