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To make installation of executables that use this library simple, the library should include all necessary resources, like the JS driver code or HTML pages, in the compiled executable and not refer to any outside directories.
This can be done using QuasiQuotation, but unfortunately, this triggers a bug in Haddock #12 , so I have disabled this feature for now.
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Apparently, quasiquotation works pretty well for the core library. I'll close this issue, any remaining desires for embedding application specific resources are subsumed by issue #52 .
To make installation of executables that use this library simple, the library should include all necessary resources, like the JS driver code or HTML pages, in the compiled executable and not refer to any outside directories.
This can be done using QuasiQuotation, but unfortunately, this triggers a bug in Haddock #12 , so I have disabled this feature for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: