DotNetMon is an "in-process file watcher" for .NET

It's like nodemon but for use in .NET and written in F#

At this time there is no NuGet package or any other way of install, build from source and add the exec file in your path.

##Usage DotNetMon wraps the starting of web server, so you can run dotnetmon in the project directory:

> dotnetmon -e cs,cshtml

###Defaults By default dotnetmon runs kestrel in "." path.

###Runing web use the --server option for select a server from your project.json file:

> dotnetmon -e cs,cshtml --server web

###Running other processes

DotNetMon can also be used to execute other programs:

> dotnetmon -e txt,py --exec python app.py

##TODO This is a proof of concept, there is no tests yet and I'm still learning F#, so the code, and the solution itself, maybe wrong or complex, so, Forks and Pull Requests appreciated!

• Add tests
• Add all options avalible in nodemon

The other day I saw this jeremydmiller's tweet and I tought it would be great to build one.

###hey, do you know kmon?

Yeah, I know kmon "solves" the problem, but is only a wrapper around nodemon and looks like don't will remove this dependency

###hey, do you know the --watch option?

Yeah, I know you can use --watch kestrel but this only watch for file change and stop the server... anithing more, and looks like is not working on OSX

##Tech DotNetMon uses the FSWatcher library for watch file changes. FSWatcher looks as the best option written in C# and working well on Mono.

At this time is using a dll reference because there is no nuget package