Allow passing '.' for watch directory. Fix file/stat references #107
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If you pass
'.'as thewatchDirectory,chokidarwill ignore all files if you've setwatchIgnoreDotFilesto true (which is the default). This tripped me up after the Switch to Chokidar commit was merged, since none of my file changes was causingforever-monitorto restart my app. See here for more details. This fixes that issue. Also, thewatch:restartevent had the file/stat variables mixed up, which I've fixed.