Reputation: 18766
When I run ./manage.py runserver
, it often crashes because of mistakes I make, e.g. copy/paste code and save before modifying it or having a syntax error. Then I have to rerun the server.
Is it possible to somehow have the server still running and then reload on my subsequent save so I don't have to run the server manually again?
Upvotes: 8
Views: 2366
Reputation: 710
I use a simple bash script for this. Here's a one-liner you can use:
$ while true; do python manage.py runserver; sleep 2; done
That will wait 2 seconds before attempting to restart the server. Insert whatever you think is a sane value.
I usually write this as a shell script named runserver.sh
, put it in my project root (the same directory with manage.py in it) and add it to the gitignore.
while true; do
echo "Re-starting Django runserver"
python manage.py runserver
sleep 2
done
If you do this, remember to chmod +x runserver.sh
, then you can execute it with:
./runserver.sh
Use Ctrl-c Ctrl-c
to exit.
Upvotes: 11