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Haha that's where I copied it from!
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This seems like a maintenance nightmare. Why not just use nodemon and hot reload on every save?
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I guess that would work too! Although it's nice not to have to restart the process since that takes a while. Curious why this would be a maintenance nitghtmare? I haven't thought of pitfalls, this is mostly meant for tiny examples.
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Downside of this approach is that if you have many users IO operations and reading from hdd will be much more which is not a good solution.
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In development mode only! The snippet shows that.
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I might be a simple man, as I don't poses an JS diploma nor I'm Node app inclined, but... Why would you need to hot reload on every request? Whats the use case scenario?
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You’re editing your app in development and don’t want to restart the server all the time
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Hot take: File watching daemons are too flaky, too aggressively eager and take up too much background resources. It’s better to cache results on disk and check the source file time stamps on access of a particular module to see if they changed. Compile on demand.
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