R1n Github | Reloader By

Getting Reloader up and running is straightforward. Since it’s a Go project, you can install it directly via the go install command (ensure your Go environment is set up properly):

go install github.com/r1n/reloader@latest

Once installed, navigate to your Go project directory and simply run:

reloader

By default, Reloader will attempt to build and run main.go. If your application exits, Reloader keeps running, waiting for the next file change to trigger a rebuild. reloader by r1n github

If you are a developer, you know the drill. You write code, save the file, switch to your terminal, stop the running process, and restart it manually to see the changes. It’s a loop that happens dozens of times a day, interrupting your flow and eating up precious minutes.

Wouldn't it be better if your application restarted automatically every time you saved a file? Getting Reloader up and running is straightforward

Enter Reloader by r1n, a lightweight, open-source utility available on GitHub designed to solve exactly this problem. In this post, we’ll explore what Reloader is, how to install it, and why it deserves a spot in your development toolkit.

You might be thinking, "Aren't there other tools like Air, Fresh, or Realize?" Once installed, navigate to your Go project directory

Yes, those tools are fantastic and widely used. However, Reloader by r1n is perfect for developers who prefer:

Why should you choose Reloader over other file watchers?