Hi,
On 7/6/21 6:32 PM, Robert Clausecker wrote:
Greetings!
As requested on reddit [1], I would like to make a port for WriteFreely [2],
a "publishing platform for writers." While the project itself is an easily
ported Go program, it requires assets to be generated using a Node.js tool
as a part of the build. [3] Unfortunately that means having to wrangle with NPM
to get the code generated in a fixed version and that seems very hard.
Would it be acceptable to generate these assets on my machine and roll them
into a distfile so the port can be built without involving any NPM shenanigans?
I would add a makefile target to generate said distfile so committers can
audit that the distfile has been generated correctly.
I think that's fine, I do something similar with security/vault.
Cheers,
Steve
