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+date: 2025-08-20
+title: Automatic Sculpin reloading with Browsersync
+tags:
+  - php
+  - sculpin
+  - nix
+---
+
+I'm a long-time user of the [Sculpin static site generator][0].
+
+I've used it for this website for years, and have [given presentations about it][1] at meetups and conferences.
+
+If you're not familiar, Sculpin takes Markdown, HTML and Twig files from a `source` directory and generates a fully static HTML website.
+
+This is done by running the `sculpin generate` command.
+
+To have Sculpin watch for changes and automatically rebuild the website when a file is updated, you can run `sculpin generate --watch` and have a local web server running by including `--server`.
+
+## Enter BrowserSync
+
+Whilst `sculpin generate --watch` will automatically re-generate the website, it doesn't automatically refresh your browser for you to see the changes.
+
+This is common in other projects like Fractal (a component library) and Astro (another static site generator).
+
+To fix this, I introduced [BrowserSync][2] - xxx - into my project.
+
+It's a node package that runs a webserver and can watch for changes to files - just like Sculpin - but it can automatically refresh the browser so I can see changes immediately.
+
+## Using BrowserSync and Sculpin together
+
+The simplest way I've found to do this is to run `browser-sync --watch` in the `output_dev` directory that Sculpin generates, and accessing the site via BrowserSync's server (usually <http://localhost:3000>).
+
+Then, because Browsersync is serving the files, I don't need Sculpin to do it and I can simplify my command to `sculpin generate --watch`.
+
+It still generates the website and watches for changes, but I'm offloading the serving of the pages to BrowserSync.
+
+## How it's going
+
+It's a new approach for me, but is working well.
+
+I install Browsersync into the appropriate projects using Nix, so I don't need to add `package.json` or `node` for this to work.
+
+For an example, see [the code repository for this website][3].
+
+[0]: https://sculpin.io
+[1]: /presentations/sculpin
+[2]: https://browsersync.io
+[3]: https://code.oliverdavies.uk/opdavies/oliverdavies.uk