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rewrite in rust? #9

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opened 2023-07-03 00:02:09 +02:00 by Gabe · 0 comments
Gabe commented 2023-07-03 00:02:09 +02:00
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Getting a little large to be managable in untyped python, IMO. If rewriting in rust, would need the following:

  • wrapper around asciidoctor
  • parsing file tree and building up a mapping between input files and output files
  • automatic generation of frontpage/list of articles
  • cli user interface
  • incremental rebuilds?
  • automatic calling of 'deploy script' or 'deploy command'?
  • custom css styling
Getting a little large to be managable in untyped python, IMO. If rewriting in rust, would need the following: - [ ] wrapper around asciidoctor - [ ] parsing file tree and building up a mapping between input files and output files - [ ] automatic generation of frontpage/list of articles - [ ] cli user interface - [ ] incremental rebuilds? - [ ] automatic calling of 'deploy script' or 'deploy command'? - [ ] custom css styling
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