How to use the tsc-watch/client.start function in tsc-watch
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eManPrague / redmine_tracker / config / server.js View on Github 
if (argv['start-hot']) {
tscWatch.on('first_success', () => {
console.log('typescript watcher ready, start electron...');
electronProcess = createHotElectronProcess();
});
tscWatch.on('subsequent_success', () => {
console.log('restarting electron...');
treeKill(electronProcess.pid, 'SIGKILL', createHotElectronProcess);
});
tscWatch.on('compile_errors', () => {
console.log('compile main error!!!!!!!!!');
});
tscWatch.start('-p', 'app');
}
console.log(`Listening at http://localhost:${PORT}`);
});tsc-watch
The TypeScript compiler with onSuccess command
