Open sashapop10 opened 10 months ago
Which template needed? It's important...
Maybe use next path: ~/apps/web
- for ui
Which template needed? It's important... Maybe use next path:
~/apps/web
- for ui
Hello, what do you mean by template ? Sorry for so not clear issue name, but we need to create browser build for this library (metaforge) by some builder, to allow run it at fronted apps.
For example at dist folder. And export it from package.json
{
"browser": {
"./index.js": "./dist/index.js"
}
}
By template I mean public template like this. We just copy code and run. Easy and fast way.
For example in redux repo. They build site from path ~/website
By template I mean public template like this. We just copy code and run. Easy and fast way.
Well, we dont use any dependency here, except our own utils library, so you can use browserify as dev dependency to compile it from ~/index.js
. As for the vite boilerplate, i don't know any, i think it mostly for website development and it would not fit in our issue.
You want to say that we will write a website in pure js without frameworks. I like it
o say that we will write a webs
Well, this project not about the website at all, this specific library supposed to validate data at runtime. But at the main goal - yes, we have in plans website.
You want to say that we will write a website in pure js without frameworks. I like it
Purejs / svelte / htmx always welcome, but its to early to build website for this project, we need to finish our framework & k8s utils first.
I'm confused man. I want to help you but I don’t understand how
I'm confused man. I want to help you but I don’t understand how
I see.. May i ask, how did you find us or this repository ? If you want to solve this issue, you can ask me direct questions about problems on your way and i can help to solve them. We have more tasks todo, if you want to participate there - i can figure out task that can fit you.
Describe the problem
We need to create metaforge browser build for frontend Apps.
1)
npm run build
for build generation 2) export from package.json for browsers