Greetings Jerome,

I just pushed my gotweb updates to
https://framagit.org/basepr1me/got/tree/gotweb, which has a more
complete set of HTML for the index page. You can clone from there if you
want to start playing with it. I'm focused soley on the functionality at
this point.

The initial and simple starting template is here:
gotweb/files/cgi-bin/gw_tmpl/index.tmpl

I added a header file for separating template elements here:
gotweb/gotweb_ui.h

Pieces and parts are pulled from that file to create the content for
index.tmpl.

The initial CSS file is here:
gotweb/files/htdocs/gotweb/gotweb.css

If you come up with something, shoot me a diff. I still have three
elements to generate for the projects. I just didn't get time to get
them done today, but there are div placeholders for them.

I've edited the gotweb.conf at
https://got.traceyemery.net/cgi-bin/gotweb so you can see how the next
and previous links are generated at a glance.

If you have any questions, you can ping me privately.

Thanks,

Tracey

On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 02:58:24AM +0200, Jerome KASPER wrote:
> 
> On 19/10/2019 17:40, Stefan Sperling wrote:
> > On Sat, Oct 19, 2019 at 09:22:14AM -0600, Tracey Emery wrote:
> > > In the interest of simplicity, I setup an account at framagit.org and
> > > forked the got tree. All of the most recent code will now be pushed to
> > > my gotweb branch at https://framagit.org/basepr1me/got/tree/gotweb. As
> > > the complexity of gotweb has grown, I thought it would be easier to do a
> > > pull-request when it's time to merge. If there's another way you'd
> > > prefer to do it, we can cross that bridge when we get there.
> > Yes, we will. As far as I'm concerned, once it's working in a basic
> > fashion it should go into the main repo and be improved there.
> > 
> > > I think that most of the plumbing is in place. As I finally started to
> > > wrap my brain around the complexities and inner workings of Kristaps
> > > kcgi stuff, I opted to go with his templating design to keep the gotweb
> > > code more streamlined. Templates and stylesheets seem easier for future
> > > cosmetic tweaking.
> > > 
> > > I think I'm now down to generating the templates and piping in content
> > > from the got libraries, which is a whole other boatload of work. But,
> > > it's coming along.
> > I would consider this basically working when it can display the four
> > things which tog can display: log, diff, blame, tree.
> > 
> > And by "display" I mean display. Not search, filter, highlight, etc.
> > Any such work can be done later.
> > 
> > Just ping me when you've reached a point where you'd want me to do an audit.
> > > If anyone is a CSS expert, that would greatly help too!
> > Perhaps jcs? :-)
> > 
> if any css / template theming required i could help.
> Regards,
> Jerome

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Tracey Emery