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A package for reading Jenkinsfile-like pipeline files

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Web Source Compiler

Usage

When first using the web-source-compiler in a project, run

wsc init

to generate a .wsc file.

After that, customize the file with the directories where your source files will be located (don't worry about ones that don't exist yet). Then, run

wsc setup

To create all missing directories for you.

When writing your code, you can create sub-modules for javascript, html, and css. Place them in the modules subdirectory with any main pages in the main subdirectory. You can then import the modules into any main file with the following comments:

Javascript

// import <module name>

html

<!-- import <module name> -->

css

/* import <module name> -->

When you're ready to compile your code, run

wsc compileS

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