Description of changes

Add some small (opinionated) naming convention changes

• All web components must be placed in a src/components/islands directory now
• All web component files must be PascalCase (i.e. CounterButton.js)
• All static components in the src/pages directory can be optionally PascalCase

Description of changes

Add a scripts config to the metadata object. This implements the ability to define scripts that will run on a given page.

To use this feature, add any scripts to the public directory.

Then on a given javascript or markdown page, add a scripts config option and pass it an array of the script files that should be run on that page.

export const metadata = {
  scripts: ['script.js', 'another-script.js']
}

For each script in the array, a script tag will be added to the final page output in the following format.

<script type="module" src="/script.js"></script>
<script type="module" src="/another-script.js"></script>

Description of changes

Experiment with switching out the performance API for console.time in an effort to address a downstream deployment error where Cloudflare Pages seemingly does not load the performance API into its runtime.

Description of changes

Implement static file serving at the root of the build path.

It means all files placed in the public directory can be referenced like the below (instead of a relative reference):

<!-- New way -->
<img src="/my-image.png" alt="Some alt text" />

<!-- Old way -->
<img src="./public/my-image.png" alt="Some alt text" />

This PR also implements the same sort of logic for web component files, which makes the internal implementation for adding script tags that reference WC files easier.

Description of changes

Add the ability for a _template.js to not be added to a given pages directory and still build correctly.

Also, fix a bug where an empty style tag would still be added to the final page output even if no styles were defined.

Description of changes

This PR flattens the file structure of the Delgada compiler build directory output. The goal of this change is to better accommodate how static file routing works on services like Cloudflare Pages.

As an example, the compiler previously would output a build directory that looked something like this:

build/
├─ about/
│  ├─ index.css
│  ├─ index.html
│  ├─ index.js
├─ writing/
│  ├─ post-1/
│  │  ├─ index.css
│  │  ├─ index.html
│  │  ├─ index.js
├─ index.css
├─ index.html
├─ index.js

This PR will now make the same output look like this:

build/
├─ writing/
│  ├─ post-1.css
│  ├─ post-1.html
│  ├─ post-1.js
├─ about.css
├─ about.html
├─ about.js
├─ index.css
├─ index.html
├─ index.js

Description of changes

Updates the Delgada overview doc to reflect the new Rust-based compiler and some changes that came along with it.

Also, updates the repo README.

Description of changes

Update output build paths that will be used in the inserted link/script tags of built CSS and JS files.

This resolves a bug where the dev server will locate all files from the given root, instead of the current folder where HTML, CSS, and JS files live.

For example, associated CSS and JS files referenced in an HTML file located at build/about/index.html (where build is the root of the dev server) previously had file paths like so:

<link href="index.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="index.js" type="module"></script>

This resulted in an error because the dev server would try to locate these files at build/index.css and build/index.js (instead of build/about/index.css and build/about/index.js).

Now all associated CSS and JS files will have more complete file paths that take into account this behavior, like so:

<link href="about/index.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="about/index.js" type="module"></script>

Description of changes

Implements basic component props and template syntax into the Delgada compiler.

An example of the syntax:

// File: hello-link.html

<a href="{link}">Hello {name}</a>

// File: index.html

<!--
  import './hello-link.html'
-->

<hello-link 
  name="world"
  link="https://example.com"
></hello-link>

Description of changes

Implements multi-page compilation into the Delgada compiler using the pages directory convention. If a pages directory is found all sub-directories with an index.html file will be compiled as a distinct page of the website.

Also implements automatic copying of assets directories into the build folder.

Description of changes

Change build output file names in the following ways so that they better follow the conventions of browser and server conventions (i.e. seeking an index.html file in a given directory).

• build.html --> index.html
• build.css --> index.css
• build.js --> index.js