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In the last section we finished up stage 1 of all of our passport authentic cations stuff we're about

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to move into the next big section of our application.

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But before we do I want to take care of one outstanding little issue.

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Remember that right now every single time that we make a change to our code base inside of our index

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start as file.

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I've been saying that we have to restart our server manually.

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And so we've had to kill the server with Control-C and then started back up with node index G-S.

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Now obviously this gets really tiring really quickly.

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So we're going to do things just a little bit differently.

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We're going to install a little add on or a little module that's going to automatically restart our

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server any time we change any file inside of it.

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And so that means that we won't have to be constantly killing and restarting our server over and over

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and over again.

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So the module that we're going to use to give us this behavior is called node Mohn would solve it right

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now using NPM and then we will wired up to our application.

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So I'm going to install it by running NPM install dash dash save Node 1 like so

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now after that installs we're going to create a new script inside of our package not just on file to

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startup gnomon and tell it to just start doing its thing.

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So let's let this install Go quickly and we don't really need to watch it.

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Who cares about that gets will flip back over toward code editor.

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I'm going to find my package Scott japes on file and I'm going to find the scripts section inside of

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there.

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So here's scripts right here.

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I'm going to add an additional script called Dev and inside of dev we're going to provide the command

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node Mohn index.

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So now if we run this dev script the command node mon index G-S will start up.

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Now you might be a bit curious you know like what is the scripts thing like Dev.

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What's going on here.

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Well let's put it this way we have now installed node 1.

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You can imagine that if we had to constantly run the command nodes on index dot all the time.

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That's kind of a pain in the rear especially if some new developer comes and starts working on our project

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and they really have no idea how to start our server up.

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So rather than just kind of having this like knowledge in our head that oh yeah to start up our server

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for development we run Modan index dot J us we instead define this dev script inside of our scripts

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section which now allows any other developer in the future to come open up this package not just some

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file and say oh to start up the server in development mode.

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I'm going to run this script right here which is actually running this command.

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So essentially the script section is our opportunity to put on some kind of like memory saving and I'm

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talking about human memory here of course some human memory scripts so that we don't have to remember

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how to start our server up and stuff like that.

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Now to actually start the script up at the command line we will run Antium run death like so now when

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we do you'll see that that automatically executes the command Modan index dot us and then we start to

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see a little bit of output from node on right here.

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OK.

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So let's test this out just very quickly.

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If I go back into my index file and I'd change like absolute anything in here.

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So like let's say here's my console log statement I'm going to just remove the colon on there and then

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save the file the instant I save the file if I change back over to my terminal you'll see a message

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that says restarting due to changes.

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And here is the command that just got executed again.

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OK.

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So that's pretty sweet.

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Now at this point in time anytime we make a change to our code base we don't have to go back and restart

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the server anymore because no gnomon is going to automatically restart it for us.

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Once we change any given file.

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So that's pretty much it.

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So that's a nice little time saver.

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Let's continue in the next section and get back into our authentication flow.

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So I'll see you in just a second.