evy: Add serve command #256
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Rename config type to app so it aligns with build-tools/site-gen. It seems to be more appropriate to call it app.
Add `evy serve` command, starting a web server, serving the embedded evy website. Because go embed does not work with symlinks we copy the frontend to out/embed with the gen-site tool before embedding, which removes all symlinks. For this to work with the current code base we first need built wasm with tinygo which is slow. In order to avoid slow builds for common tasks like make go-test we add the `embed-slim` and `install-slim` make targets that only embed a placeholder page in the evy cli and therefor build a lot faster. Co-authored-by: Cam Hutchison <camh@xdna.net>
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Add
evy servecommand, starting a web server, serving the embedded evy website.This command can also be used to serve the static content of any given directory
with
evy serve --dir, and export the embedded contents withevy serve export --dir.Co-authored-by: Cam Hutchison camh@xdna.net