V2.1: Code reloading
Hanami offers fast code reloading in development via the hanami-reloader gem.
When you run hanami server
in development, guard
watches the file system for code edits and restarts the Hanami server when changes occur.
Which directories are watched can be configured in the Guardfile
of your project.
# Guardfile
group :server do
guard "puma", port: ENV["HANAMI_PORT"] || 2300 do
watch(%r{config/*})
watch(%r{lib/*})
watch(%r{app/*})
watch(%r{slices/*})
end
end
Hanami takes an “outside the framework” approach to code reloading. This has several advantages:
- file system watching is delegated to
guard
. - Hanami internals are free from code reloading awareness.
- if the hanami-reloader gem is not present (which is true in production), code reloading logic is eliminated.
Thanks to Zeitwerk and lazy loading, code reloading is also very fast.
Reloading in the console
If you have an existing console session and make a code change, you can use your updated code via the reload
helper:
bundle exec hanami console
bookshelf[development]> reload
Reloading...