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kqueue
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The high performance coroutine library for Linux/FreeBSD/MacOS/Windows, supporting select/poll/epoll/kqueue/iocp/windows GUI
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Monitor changes to files and directories using kernel event notifications (kqueue) in Swift
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Lightweight programmable evented utility based on LuaJIT and ljsyscall
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Mar 12, 2020 - MoonScript
用C++开发web服务器框架
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A bunch of classes for detecting changes of files and folders. Extracted from UliKit. Home of UKKQueue.
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Asynchronous network library, support MacOS/FreeBSD/Linux/Windows with LuaJIT pull style API.
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Lightweight event-loop library based on multiplexing IO
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Simple directory watching for Erlang
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An easy-to-use asynchronous network library
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asynchronous
network
nio
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Golang high performance, event-driven, asynchronous I/O
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"Quantum File Entanglement" or "Hopefully a simple file synchronization tool"
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a lightweight C++ TCP socket library powered by epoll/kqueue
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a simple, easy to use cross-platform c++ networking library for linux, os x, windows
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Hey :) This program looks awesome, first time user here.
On GNU/Linux, I'd like to use fswatch to monitor only writes to a file. I'd like to run a markup convertor whenever I perform a write to a README file.
It feels as if the normal
fswatch -o READMEshows also events which are not write because it spits a new line even if I don't write the file but moving my focus to it.I notice the