Initially I thought that the file analytics.html is a non-source file.
Then I went to search the Quill source code at GitHub.
https://github.com/quilljs/quill
I expected to find some Typescript or other source that would generate the
supposedly non-source file “analytics.html”.
Here is search one:
% grep -R GoogleAnalyticsObject *
source/docs/_includes/analytics.html:
(function(i,s,o,g,r,a,m){i['GoogleAnalyticsObject']=r;i[r]=i[r]||function(){
And here is search two:
% grep -R analytics.html *
source/docs/_layouts/v0.20.html: {% include analytics.html %}
source/docs/_layouts/default.html: {% include analytics.html %}
So from the results of the $ grep, it appears that there is not any source file
in the GitHub repository that has a more preferred form of modification than
analytics.html currently has.
So it seems like the Quill upstream developers use analytics.html as their
source file, even if it contains minified Javascript.
Therefore although I initially thought that analytics.html is a non-source file,
I now think that there is not better source file than that available.
It could have been that the upstream developers of Quill have grabbed some
minified Javascript code, and put that in analytics.html, and are now treating
that file as their source.
Any thoughts?
