Allow serving static files with GHCJSi #616
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Bravo @fizruk :) not afraid to write js! |
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This changes allows to serve static files from GHCJSi browser session and makes it possible to:
ghcjsiClient.htmland/orghcjsiClient.js.This relies on
finalhandlerandserve-staticpackages which one can install usingnpm:I'm not savvy with nam packages, and there seem to be more alternatives to static file servers.
If you think different packages should be used — feel free to change that.
By default static server is disabled. To serve files set
GHCJSI_STATIC_DIRenvironment variable, e.g:A gist with example usage: https://gist.github.com/fizruk/fb5bad8a08a4b788764851c11ebbadf8