Use an HFS 2 'template' in HFS 3 - PRE-ALPHA stage
Note: big changes expected, see issue #4
- Speed! Always response within 10ms then stream the page
(without file sorting, though not implemented yet) - Different "macro" concept, not interpreted but executed
(code describes best; or just feel it)
For it's way too early, not put to HFS "search online" list yet.
- Get HFS 0.23.0 or later, set it up.
- Clone (or download archive of) this repository
- Copy the
distfolder to HFS plugin folder, rename asTradit-TPL - Launch HFS, go to admin UI, Plugin panel, enable this plugin
First start will auto search & use the presentbare.tplfor demo purpose - Go to "Shared Files" panel, put some files/folders
- Browse files. See if it works
- prepare & go to a folder with music files, and enjoy the music player (will appear at left-bottom corner)
To change template, in Plugin panel, configure this plugin and pick other desired template file.
But currently none of existing templates will work perfectly.
Expand Q&A
Why "Tradit-TPL"?
I casually took it from word "traditional". But that word is not the case -- we have new way.
And pronounce that "tra" as in "trap".
How to use bare.tpl music player?
| Left click | play next |
| Right click | pause/continue |
| Middle click (press wheel) |
sequence/shuffle playlist |
Why don't go straight with existing template techniques, e.g. of Delphi/HFS or Python/HFS?
You may have heard about bad side about HFS performance: most because UI/Server threading problem, the other is imperformant template interpretation.
The former is (hopefully) solved by Node/HFS, so let's do the later.
And now I want something completely different :D
Why stay with that weird HFS macro? Shouldn't there be a better thing?
I personally think that, reasonable philosophy won't die. By learning from pure faith, we won't lose direction.
But, though, I have a language idea for macro/template/general-html. It have form, but still a bit unclear.
Further suggestions are welcome!
Is it secure enough?
Since it's non-production, it yet can't be determined.
But it's certainly true that so-called "injection" won't work!
Leave away from those tech imps. Test your case with good tools like OWASP ZAP, not a mouth.
- Prepare:
cdto repo,npm install - Transpile:
npx tsc
Tips for Linux/*nix
Symlinking dist to plugin folder as Tradit-TPL helps.
Under X11 (yes, neither Windows/Wine nor Wayland), HFS can't reload correctly with npx tsc --watch, after 2 times.
Assign a keybinding to your DE (like KDE Plasma) to run touch /<DEV_PATH_HERE>/Tradit-TPL/dist/plugin.js. My choice is Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S.
Far more things are going to be changed, and many macros are not implemented yet.
Don't pay too much attention as for now...
Yawn... Bed time...