This is a script and style sheet designed to be injected into a standard Bike file (which is itself a subset of HTML). Bike Web Enhancements currently adds these features:
- List styling similar to Bike's defaults
- Collapsible lists
- Visual settings
- Light/dark color theme
- Font size
- Page width
The following features are on my todo list:
- Support URL/email links
- Support Bike links
- Support focusing in/out
The only way to use these assets currently is to manually inject a link tag and a script tag into the HTML of the .bike file.
You can use the following CDN-powered tags. For better interoperability with Bike's XML format, it's recommended that you format your tags like this:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/blakewatson/bike-web-enhancements/src/app.css"/>
<script defer="true" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/blakewatson/bike-web-enhancements/src/app.js">\\</script>
By injecting those tags in the <head> and changing the file extension to html, you can view the file in a web browser with the enhancements included.
If you don’t want the features that JavaScript enables (e.g., collapsing text), you can use the CSS by itself to get some basic styling that is similar to Bike's defaults.
If you want to make your own modifications and test locally, you can use this little build system I hacked together.
If you run the src/build.js script and pass a path to a Bike file as the first option, it will take the contents of that file, inject a link and script tag into the <head>, and save that into build/index.html.
The local URLs for the assets assume the root project directory is being served on localhost:8888. I didn't include any mechanism for serving as I am using PHP's built-in development server. You can use whatever you like as a server (Python has one as well).
If there is any interest, I am open to making this build system more sensible.