[improvement] Reload server after change

[nemonemi]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Currently, after every change, for example in the .yaml file, the mesh serve has to be restarted for the change to be applied.

Describe the solution you'd like

With each change the changes to be persisted.

[santino]

Surely this can be baked into the serve command for convenience.

However, in the meantime, you can simply implement this with nodemon.
You could take inspiration from the following command to be configured in your package.json

   "dev": "nodemon -e js,graphql,yaml --exec graphql-mesh serve"

You'd just need to install nodemon as a dev dependency.

[nemonemi]

Thanks, @santino, however, the changes are detected for the files other than yaml. I've achieved it by explicitly watching the changes in the .meshrc.yaml file. e.g. "nodemon -e ts,graphql -w .meshrc.yaml --exec mesh serve"

As we've both agreed, this should be baked into the serve command for convenience. On top of that, the improvement would be that the currently opened graphiql is reloaded (it would be great if it would be hot reloaded), and not opened in a new tab.

[nemonemi]

@Urigo could reloading server after file changes be achieved on the library level?

[kyuumeitai]

Hi there, just a little observation:
In my case, I was using the .meshrc.yaml and by being a hidden file (mind the dot at the beginning) the nodemon that works for me is explicitly calling that file, given that nodemon doesn't watch hidden files by default.

ie.: "dev": "nodemon --watch .meshrc.yaml --exec mesh dev" in your scripts's package.json.

Hope helps someone.