Add watch and serve commands to the cli
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cli.ts: TS2307 index.ts: 4x TS2835
- `watch` will watch for changes to the json file and rebuild the resume - `serve` will serve the resume on a local server and live-reload when changes are made to the json file
jest was removed in rbardini#5, but the config file was missed.
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watchThis watches for changes to the json file and rebuilds the resume to the specified output file.
serveThis serves the file to a local server, http://127.0.0.1:3000 by default.
The resume html is served at the root of the server and is generated from the json file at page-load time.
Using
livereload, the json file is watched for changes. On change, the page is automatically refreshed in the browser.Caveats
This is quite minimal - I'm not really sure how to test this, I just wanted these features for my own use, and thought they
could be useful in the upstream project.
There is also a lot of duplication - the logic for generation for both these commands is identical.