Add CoffeeScript conversion support #1991
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Why not move this into an external file as well?
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The only place I can think to put this is test/source/js/result.js or something, and it didn't seem to make a lot of sense:
I didn't want the check to be eff'd up if Jekyll freaks out, i.e. I wanted to isolate my check from all the other tests in the test suite and from all erroneous Jekyll-related behaviours.
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😃 Thanks for asking though. I often do crazy things that make sense in my head, but don't make sense to anyone else.
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Can't wait for this to drop. This and #1932 are going to seriously level up Jekyll. |
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@benbalter Just needs @mattr-'s 👀 :) |
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Dropped the 💣 on y'all. 💥 |
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It's all good – thanks @mattr-!! ✨ |
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But will it be supported on Github pages? AFAIK github doesn't allow plugins. |
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@vinitkumar It supports built-in plugins, like this one! |
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Yeah. I confused it with the other custom plugins. That's a really great addition. Thanks! 👍 |
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@parkr not sure if it's the right place to ask this, but is native |
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HAML will never be available due to allowing arbitrary code execution. On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 3:14 AM, Pirogov Evgenij notifications@github.com
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@mattr- gotcha. Thanks for clarifying this! |
Along with Sass (#1932) support, our vision for Jekyll 2.0 includes support for CoffeeScript out-of-the-box.
I've written a Jekyll plugin called
jekyll-coffeescriptwhich handles all the logic and contains the converter. This PR just integrates this plugin into Jekyll core.