find . -name '*.sh' -exec chmod +x {} \;
rm -f bun.lockb && bun i
Currently we have themes/subtle.
Therefore, I had to manually modify the source code of the installed NueJS package.
bun i -g nuekit
then modify ~/.bun/install/global/node_modules/nuekit/src/builder.js
so that around line 1 is changed to:
import apply from '../../../../../lightningcss-plugins/apply/index.js';
import customUnits from '../../../../../lightningcss-plugins/custom-units/index.js';
import propertyLookup from '../../../../../lightningcss-plugins/property-lookup/index.js';
import size from '../../../../../lightningcss-plugins/size/index.js';and around line 135 is changed to:
return mod.transform({
code: Buffer.from(css),
drafts: {customMedia: true},
targets: {safari: (17 << 16) | (3 << 8), chrome: (122 << 16), firefox: (115 << 16) | (7 << 8), android: (122 << 16), ios_saf: (16<< 16) | (7 << 8)},
cssModules: {pattern: '[local]'},
include,
minify,
visitor: mod.composeVisitors([apply, customUnits, propertyLookup, size]),
}).code?.toString()from original line 135's:
return mod.transform({code:Buffer.from(css), include, minify}).code?.toString()A backup of this modified file is at bak/nuekit/src/builder.js.
Therefore, I had to reduce the number of CSS files from the beginning.
For example, merging two files into one by separating them with:
/**************************************************/Probably because VMware shared folder doesn't work with inotify.
Therefore, I had to:
-
Install
chokidar-cliandhttp-serverbun i -g chokidar-cli bun i -D http-server # Because Nue's server keeps complaining Error in posts/*.md, on <html> component # Edit: Okay found it. Need to add content_collection to front matter, which isn't necessary in my opinion. # I'm keep using http-server to hopefully save me from some future headaches.
-
Watch the project directory for any changes to trigger a build. Note the folder
.distneeds to be excluded or else there'll be an infinite loop.Project directory: for example, switch to
themes/subtlein your terminal first.bun run chokidar "**/*.*" -i ".dist/**/*.*" -c "bun run node_modules/nuekit/src/cli.js build" -p --initial
-
Watch the build directory for any changes to trigger a server restart, in another terminal:
bun run chokidar ".dist/dev/**/*.*" -i ".dist/dev/**/*.html" -c "lsof -t -i:8080 | xargs -r kill && bun run node_modules/http-server/bin/http-server .dist/dev -c-1" -p --initial
*.htmlis ignored because chokidar frequently false reports it as changed just because Chromium reloaded the page. -
Setup auto-reload in browser. I wrote a Violentmonkey userscript to do this:
setTimeout(() => { if (!navigator.userActivation.hasBeenActive) { location.reload() } }, 5000)
which means, if no user interaction is detected within the first 5 seconds of page load, the page will auto reload.
Update: I switched to Linux as my main dev system and above workaround is unnecessary now.
rm bun.lockb && bun i
See oven-sh/bun#5413
See oven-sh/bun#4628
Tried switching to other bun i backends, no luck.
Solution: Manually copy node_modules from root to each packages.
rsync -rRL --exclude='*/**/node_modules/*' node_modules/ configs/biome-config/(Outdated) Um, just ignore those "File name too long" errors.
Adding the xtype filter to find causes all those files in links to be not found by find, because find doesn't resolve contents in directories that are links.
Update: used rsync instead.
You can use this command: bun i && ./cpNM.sh
TODO: I should write a better script for this. Currently, the script needs to be manually updated each time I change a package's location. Currently, the script copies everything w/o considering the actual dependencies of each package.
See oven-sh/bun#5688 (comment)
Still, some dependencies require themselves to be found in the package's node_modules folder. For example, to extend a tsconfig. Therefore, the above script isn't useless, just needs some more exclusions.
TODO: Add some more exclusions to the above script.
On my system, sh is not found at /bin/sh.
For portability, https://stackoverflow.com/a/10383546
Because when we copied node_modules from root to each packages, we didn't let it ignore biome.
And biome needs to find a biome.json, which we don't have when called from subpackages.
cpNM.sh Script now fixed.
You can also run rm -rf */*/**/@biomejs/.
find posts -iname "*.md" -type f -exec sh -c 'pandoc "${0}" -o "${0%.md}.txt"' {} \;
Stolen from https://stackoverflow.com/a/26304106
rg -P -U --passthru -N '#(?:.|\n)+?(?=\n\n)' -r '' posts/why-this-theme.txt
rg -U --passthru -N '\n' -r '' posts/why-this-theme.txt
Because I don't want my code to be littered with :where
Otherwise Astro may not actually include those CSS properly.
Astro.glob() only supports plain strings. It doesn't even support template strings. I had to use an integration to generate a JS file to generate Astro.glob().
See https://stackoverflow.com/a/77576891
Otherwise there's no inserted sections, making them less easy to navigate in terms of accessibility and making them less easy to style.