How to use the frida-compile.watch function in frida-compile
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few frida-compile examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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tasks.forEach(task => compiler.watch(task.src, `${task.dest}.js`, opt)
.on('compile', (details) => {
const count = details.files.length
const { duration } = details
console.log(`compiled ${count} file(s) in ${duration} ms`)
}))
} else { tasks.forEach(task => compiler.watch(task.src, task.dest, opt)
.on('compile', (details) => {
const count = details.files.length
const { duration } = details
console.log(TAG_FRIDA, `compiled ${count} file(s) in ${duration} ms`)
}))
} else {frida-compile
Compile a Frida script comprised of one or more Node.js modules
