With Nodemon, you can specify what other files to watch for changes. For example, I can have Nodemon restart my server when my `.env` file changes. Can you do the same with `node --watch`?
Hello @gyenabubakar You can use the `--watch-path` option in CLI. For example, `node --watch-path=./src --watch-path=./tests index.js` `--watch` is great for simple use cases, but if you need custom behaviour, or if you need to watch non-js files, nodemon might be the right option for you.
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With Nodemon, you can specify what other files to watch for changes. For example, I can have Nodemon restart my server when my `.env` file changes. Can you do the same with `node --watch`?
Hello @gyenabubakar
You can use the `--watch-path` option in CLI. For example, `node --watch-path=./src --watch-path=./tests index.js`
`--watch` is great for simple use cases, but if you need custom behaviour, or if you need to watch non-js files, nodemon might be the right option for you.
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