#Open source filewatcher code
it indicates that the VS Code file watcher is running out of handles. Otherwise the Spookfile in this repo and the examples in the readme should point you in the right direction if you're just looking for a lightweight test feedback loop runner. Provides a normalised API the file watching APIs of different node versions, nested/recursive file and directory watching, and accurate detailed events for file/directory changes, deletions and creations. This enables you to develop and test your source code on Linux while still working.
Seafile is one of the best open source file syncing and sharing solutions which is free for upto three users. For some inspiration, check out my i3bar implementation moonbar for the i3 window manager which is also using a Spookfile but is doing something very different. Having 50 million users and community of 1,100 people it is considered as the biggest open source projects existing worldwide If you have already used ownCloud Community Edition, please feel free to share your reviews here. While spook may seem to be geared towards running tests in a feedback loop, there are many other potential uses. Extensions are easily written in MoonScript, which is also part of the compiled binary.
The ridiculously fast LuaJIT VM is embedded and compiled with Lua 5.2 compatibility. It is mostly written in MoonScript, a language that compiles to Lua - with a sprinkle of C. Spook started out as a light weight replacement for guard but has become more than that over time. Spook - Lightweight programmable evented utility based on LuaJIT and ljsyscall
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