feat: lightweight HTTP server for Verso projects#876
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feat: lightweight HTTP server for Verso projects#876david-christiansen wants to merge 15 commits into
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This replaces Python or Node local servers, with defaults that are better-suited to hosting Verso correctly. It also doesn't rely on users having any other programming language ecosystem available.
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Adds a lightweight HTTP server for previewing generated Verso HTML locally, run with
lake exe serve. The server binds only 127.0.0.1, reducing the temptation to deploy it to production.This replaces Python or Node local servers, with defaults that are better-suited to hosting Verso correctly. It also doesn't rely on users having any other programming language ecosystem available.
It can be configured from the command line, or for slightly more complex setups, via
serve.toml.Along the way, this branch encountered a bug in the TeX code generation that needed fixing in order to render the docs for the feature.