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entr is a command-line tool and shell command orchestrator that executes arbitrary terminal commands automatically whenever monitored files are modified. It serves as a Unix file system monitor that maps filesystem events to the execution of user-defined shell commands.
The main features of eradman/entr are: File-Change-Triggered Commands, Development Workflow Automators, Event-Triggered Shell Commands, Command Runners, Shell Command Execution, File-Change-Triggered Restarts, Source-Change Auto-Restarts, Directory Watchers.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: tockins/realize — Realize is a development workflow automator, task runner, and live-reloading tool primarily used for Golang… oxequa/realize — Realize is a developer workflow orchestrator that monitors the filesystem for changes and automatically restarts… asterinas/asterinas — Asterinas is a memory-safe operating system kernel designed to prevent data races and memory corruption. It functions… emcrisostomo/fswatch — fswatch is a cross-platform file change monitor that watches files and directories for modifications using the native… google/wireit — Wireit is a build system orchestrator and npm script task runner that manages complex dependencies between scripts. It… guard/guard — Guard is a command-line file watcher that monitors the filesystem from the terminal and automatically executes…
Realize is a development workflow automator, task runner, and live-reloading tool primarily used for Golang application development. It monitors the filesystem for changes to automatically restart running applications and execute predefined sequences of shell commands and environment variables. The system acts as a multi-project task manager, coordinating and tracking automation workflows across several different software projects simultaneously from a single configuration. Its capability surface covers filesystem event monitoring, process lifecycle management for hot-reloading, and the exec
Realize is a developer workflow orchestrator that monitors the filesystem for changes and automatically restarts applications, runs build scripts, and executes custom commands in response. It coordinates sequential command pipelines across setup, start, and cleanup phases, managing process lifecycles for multiple projects from a single declarative YAML configuration file. The tool distinguishes itself by combining file-change-triggered automation with multi-project process management, allowing several independent projects to be watched and coordinated concurrently. It supports environment var
Asterinas is a memory-safe operating system kernel designed to prevent data races and memory corruption. It functions as a Linux-ABI compatible kernel, enabling the execution of existing Linux binaries and container workloads while providing a declarative operating system distribution model. The project distinguishes itself by acting as a virtual machine container host and a confidential computing guest OS, allowing it to run within hardware-isolated Trusted Execution Environments such as Intel TDX. It implements a minimal trusted computing base by isolating unsafe low-level operations and se
fswatch is a cross-platform file change monitor that watches files and directories for modifications using the native event API of each operating system. It functions as a multi-backend file watcher library that selects from platform-specific backends such as inotify, kqueue, and FSEvents, with a polling fallback when no native API is available. The tool groups multiple file changes into a single event batch and triggers one command per batch, while also executing user-specified commands each time monitored files or directories are modified. The project applies include, exclude, event-type, a