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Add spring watch directions #86

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Expand Up @@ -61,6 +61,19 @@ If you wish to use a different directory name, eg `components` instead of `packs

If you want to have your packs code namespaced without adding a directory with the pack's name into the directory structure, you can use the [automatic namespaces gem](https://github.com/gap777/automatic_namespaces).

## Modify spring to detect pack moves

If you use spring, when you move a pack, you'll want spring to update its cache

Add this to one of your initializers
```ruby
Packs::Specification::Configuration.fetch.pack_paths.each do |dir|
Dir["#{dir}/package.yml"].each do |package_yml|
Spring.watch(package_yml)
end
end
```

### Splitting routes
`packs-rails` allows you to split your application routes for every pack. You just have to create a file describing your routes and then `draw` them in your root `config/routes.rb` file (NOTE: the `draw` function is only in Rails 6.1+).

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