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This pull request introduces a WebSocket-based live reload feature to the Marmite development server, allowing browsers to automatically refresh when site files change during development. It adds a new live reload script endpoint, injects the script into served HTML files, and manages live reload connections and notifications. The documentation is updated to explain how to use the new feature.
Live reload feature:
LiveReloadstruct for managing client connections and sending reload notifications when site files change. [1] [2] [3]/__marmite__/livereload.js. [1] [2]/__marmite__/livereloadand broadcast reload events to connected clients. [1] [2]Configuration and dependency updates:
tungstenitecrate for WebSocket support and updated server code to accept an optionalLiveReloadargument. [1] [2] [3]Documentation:
README.mdwith instructions for enabling live reload in development, including how to add the script snippet to templates.