Move package generation to its own binary #112
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Generating a package to be served by the package registry can be used in different places. This extracts the generation of it to its own binary. The binary can be found under `dev/generator` and be built with `go build .`. The binary takes 2 params: * `sourceDir`: Path to the source directory of the packages * `publicDir`: Public directory where the packages should be copied to and built This might look like `go run . -sourceDir=../packages -publicDir=./public`
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@skh I hope this will be useful for you. |
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Generating a package to be served by the package registry can be used in different places. This extracts the generation of it to its own binary. The binary can be found under
dev/generatorand be built withgo build ..The binary takes 2 params:
sourceDir: Path to the source directory of the packagespublicDir: Public directory where the packages should be copied to and builtThis might look like
go run . -sourceDir=../packages -publicDir=./public