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[中文版](https://github.com/Sinpo96/simple-dev-sync/blob/master/packages/dev-sync-injector/README.cn.md) # Dev-Sync-Injector Dev-Sync-Injector is a plugin designed to be used by compilation tools. It injects synchronization code during development to enable live reloading and hot module replacement. ## Usage ### In the Project Note that to use the hot-reloading feature, you need to first include the local `package` in your project. #### Note - When used in conjunction with the package [sync-Watcher](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sync-watcher?activeTab=readme), after starting `sync-watcher`, it will automatically publish your package to the local `npm store`. - If you are using the `dev-sync-injector` plugin separately, you need to manually execute `yalc publish` to publish the package you want to debug to the local `npm store`. #### Import Using the example of the `testProject` package (already published to the local `npm store`): First, add `testProject` to your project where you will start Webpack, using `yalc add testProject`, to make `testProject` available in the local `npm store`. Please note that without this step, your `package` will not be properly monitored for synchronization! Then, import it into your project code: ```javascript // First, import the test project import testProject from 'testProject'; // Then, use the project testProject(); ``` ### In Webpack To use Dev Sync Injector in Webpack, follow these steps: 1. Install the package via npm or yarn: ```bash npm install dev-sync-injector --save-dev 2. Import the plugin in your Webpack configuration file: ```javascript const { webpackPlugin: DevSyncInjector } = require('dev-sync-injector'); 3. Add the plugin to the `plugins` section of your Webpack configuration: ```javascript plugins: [new DevSyncInjector()] 4. Build your project using Webpack, and the Dev Sync Injector plugin will be applied. ### In Rollup coming soon... ### In Vite coming soon... # Compatibility Dev-Sync-Injector currently only supports Webpack 4 and below. Support for Vite and Rollup will be added in the near future. Please note that Dev-Sync-Injector and [Sync-Watcher](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sync-watcher?activeTab=readme) are not tightly coupled and can work independently. They serve different purposes but can complement each other if needed.