w3d

Load JavaScript and CSS files in ~/.w3, based on their filename via Browser Extension.

Requirements

• Ruby 1.9+ is needed to serve the files under ~/.w3 via the included w3d command
• Chrome/Chromium or Firefox

Installing the browser extension in Chrome/Chromium

1. Hit chrome://extensions
2. Enable developer mode
3. Load unpacked extension
4. Navigate to your local .w3 folder and select the chrome-ext subfolder

Installing the browser extension in Firefox

1. Open about://addons
2. Click "Get Addons"
3. Search for "dotjs"
4. Find "dotjs 1.10 by Ricky Rosario" and install it. (Source: https://github.com/rlr/dotjs-addon)

Customization

If for some reason you really really need port 3132 for something, you can specify a different port by changing the port in both chrome-ext/w3.js and bin/w3d.

Runnin'

Start w3d and add some stuff to your ~/.w3/ directory.

Credits

w3d 2.0 is a fork with minor changes from the djsd binary included in defunkt/dotjs.

@azer for the original .w3 scripts and extension.

Inspired from and based on defunkt/dotjs and stewart/dotcss.