Right now we're automatically generating the final index.html via the elm-make utility. We should instead compile to a JavaScript file containing all our logic. This way we can have a custom function and only invoke the main Elm function, once the body is loaded. Such a thing should be trivial thanks to the onload Event.
This would allow us to load it up as follows: <body onload="Elm.fullscreen(Elm.Trixel.Main)">
By doing this we could also start adding constant html info such as a title, icon, tags and any other relevant information.
Perhaps it would be a good idea to, when we fix this issue, to create a simple pipeline that would generate a minified html version with the output JavaScript logic minified as well.
GlenDC
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9 years ago
Right now we're automatically generating the final
index.htmlvia theelm-makeutility. We should instead compile to a JavaScript file containing all our logic. This way we can have a custom function and only invoke the main Elm function, once the body is loaded. Such a thing should be trivial thanks to the onload Event.This would allow us to load it up as follows:
<body onload="Elm.fullscreen(Elm.Trixel.Main)">By doing this we could also start adding constant html info such as a title, icon, tags and any other relevant information.
Perhaps it would be a good idea to, when we fix this issue, to create a simple pipeline that would generate a minified html version with the output JavaScript logic minified as well.