Evan Almloff
3d62fbf021
* Create a crate for constant serialization of config structs for manganis * use SerializeConst for the image asset builder * switch to a declarative macro for assets * clean up asset macro a bit * add serializable options for each asset type * serialize const vec * Add unique path formatting * implement the new manganis macro * optimize assets in the CLI * Fix clippy * Fix assets with dioxus formattable * reduce fuzzing test limits * use the new syntax in examples * fix formatting * Final doc and test pass on const-serialize * fix avif support * Fix manganis doc tests * cache asset optimization * Split out asset and bundled asset * make hash pointer width independent * remove const serialize cargo lock * Fix manganis macro docs * all tests passing * add constvec::is_empty method to fix clippy lint * remove nasm feature * simplify test_rsplit_once test so typos passes * fix range syntax for stable * revert example change from clippy fix * remove dioxus-static-site-generation workspace dependency * always accept unix paths * fix windows path seperator * fix folder asset hash * Optimize assets in a blocking task * Fix asset options docs * Document Asset and BundledAsset * move manganis back into it's own folder * simplify the linker macro a bit * add more docs to AssetParser expansion * fix manganis core doc test * add image format helpers * Fill in new cargo.tomls * fix folders with explicit options * Split by both unix and windows path separators and take the smallest one * fix string length * Fix base path on web and fullstack * Fix assets with base path * fix fullstack base route with trailing slash * fix clippy
dioxus-cli-config
A crate that provides key/value names and types for configuring Dioxus applications at runtime.
This crate exists for us to very cleanly define the exact fields we want to pass down to Dioxus applications at runtime but without exposing the entire config object.
This leads to faster compile times, smaller binaries, and a clearer distinction between the config and the application.