Run a command once when files change. Implemented because guard-shell was NIH, and ran commands for each file. Sorry.

Watches a specified folder of html files and creates an html file containing links to each file in the specified folder (like a table of contents). You can optionally pass an erb template for formatting the output. This gem is heavily inspired by the guard-markdown gem.

Fork of @manufaktor’s guard-haml with support for file extension detection. Compiles file.html.haml into file.html

guard-rake automatically runs Rake tasks from your Rakefile

The rta command is kind of like "guard-lite". If you don't want to muck with Guardfiles and need to configure the command you run, rta is for you!

This gem wraps the guards.js jQuery validation library as a Rails asset gem.

Guard::Mutant automatically mutates Ruby when files are modified.

Guard::Cucumber automatically run your features (much like autotest)

Guard-Teabag: Guard plugin for Teabag

Restart Rails when things change in your app

Guard::Shopifytheme uses shopify_theme to update shopify when watched files are modified

guard-spinach is a guard plugin for spinach

Guardrc allows one to have custom Guardfile commands in a different file than the Guardfile. Useful for different developers with different Guardfile preferences to be able to customize without removing/ignoring the Guardfile from git entirely.

Guard::Test automatically run your tests on file modification.

Guard::Brakeman automatically scans your Rails app for vulnerabilities using the Brakeman Scaner https://github.com/presidentbeef/brakeman

Guard::Shell automatically runs shell commands when watched files are modified.

Guard watches files. Use guard-yeti to run your YUI unit test via Yeti, when your implementation files change

Guard-Seeds is a guard extension handling the rake db:seed when seeds.rb changes

guard-restarter is a guard plugin to run a command (often a server) and restart it when files change.

Guard::CtagsBundler uses ctags utility and generates 2 files: tags -- with tags generated from project's source tree and gems.tags -- with tags generated from rubygems from project's bundle.