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fb-compiler

v1.0.11

Published

Compile templates for fastblog.

Downloads

5

Readme

fbc

Compiler for fast-blog front-end architecture.

This compiler wants every your web page shall be separated, and can be displayed and tested accordingly. Which means every component shall have their own displaying web page, and can be tested separately.

Its target is not to reuse old code as maximum. There will be a little redundancy. And its target is not to create a frame, and put other components into it. Yet you can include other components, but not a extending model, like Blade for Laravel.

CLI

Usage: fbc [OPTION] file1 file2 ...
Fast blog frame compiler.

  -a, --archive        Generate archive file instead of compile it.
  -h, --html           Generate html files. Only under compile mode.
  -e, --external=FILE  External script file.
  -o, --output=OUT     Output file.
  -s, --stdio          Use standard input/output instead of file output.
  -v, --verbose        Enable verbose mode.
  -d, --debug          Enable debug information.
  -p, --path=PATH      Frame include path.
  -j, --jade           Enable jade support.
  -w, --watch          Watch for file changes. Only under file mode.
  -n, --no-compress    Disable compression for output. (Archive only)
      --help           Display this help
      --version        Show version
      --vvv            Very verbose model