Closed BeansBeefBroccoli closed 2 years ago
The GitHub repo loads way faster than the Gist, people can open Pull Requests, if you look at the data
branch, everything looks more complex, but it kinda makes it easier to edit/add mods, kinda.
And in the future I want to publish a fancier web page with maybe sorting options?
Ok, cool! Thx for getting back to me so fast. :)
If I'm understanding this correctly, you're using multiple node.js files to add info about mods (canvas.mjs
, okzoomer.mjs
), and then you're putting them together with build.mjs
, and then finally, you're using Actions to deploy it to Pages, correct?
(sorry I'm still using this issue, but Discussions isn't enabled, so I just decided to talk here)
Discussions will be enabled later as I want to use giscus.
And basically, mod.mjs
in build_src
will automatically load every files in alternatives
and one file represents a mod.
build.mjs
gets all loaded data and build the README.md file, and in the future the HTML pages too.
./build.sh
can be used to build the rendered version in the build
directory`.
And yes, a workflow will deploy it to Pages once it's pushed.
Why'd you turn your gist into a repo? Is something new coming to this in the future? (Also, I love this list, tysm for it!)