LiveReloadServer
LiveReloadServer is a local, static file Web Server with optional, built-in Live Reload functionality, Markdown rendering support and the ability to run self-contained Razor Pages out of any local folder. Simply point at a local folder with `--webroot` and start serving the folder as a Web site. Commandline options let you customize the path, port, add Razor and Markdown features support, add extensions to monitor and more. Convenience features can launch a browser, optionally launch an editor and can start on a specific page. Live Reload lets you change any content, code and stying files and immediately see the content refreshed in a Web browser - very useful for local development tasks or editing content sites. This tool also provides an ASP.NET Core runtime, that can be hosted on a server to provide the dynamic dynamic features used by the Razor and Markdown functionality. This is useful for mostly content driven WebSites that a need a little extra functionality beyond plain static content. LiveReloadServer works with: * Static HTML, CSS, JavaScript etc. files * Loose, single-file Razor Pages including assembly dependencies * Markdown Files - .md files rendered to HTML with customizable themes and page template * Options to configure extensions to monitor, port, folder and more.
Install
dotnet add package LiveReloadServer --version 1.1.0
Install-Package LiveReloadServer -Version 1.1.0
<PackageReference Include="LiveReloadServer" Version="1.1.0" />
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