Add functionality to watch a directory and rebuild targets on file changes #24
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It's nice not to have to worry about continuously hitting ↑Enter when iterating on a piece of writing. So, I added a small feature to the
markmeldclithat lets you specify a--watchoption for a given target to watch for any file changes in the current directory. (e.g.mm manuscript --watch)Now, as you make changes and save,
markmeldwill auto-build your files for you. I suppose that this could actually be annoying if you have many pre-build steps + lots of targets, but it's nice to have when iterating quickly.This addresses what I raised in #23