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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ For [my project](https://sad.ovh), I wanted to have a system where I could flawl
Honestly? I have no clue. I was looking at Esbuild, realised it doesn't have the features that I want (and the ones that it did have, I would've been forced to use through CLI). I also looked at webpack, realised it's way too slow and bulky have you ever even SEEN webpack's code? It's <rant snipped>). So, I thought that I have no other option than to roll my own. It was not as hard as I thought, as I had already planned most of this previously.
## nice, what does it do?
Currently, [it has 5 plugins](https://git.sad.ovh/sophie/website/src/branch/main/src/plugins). One for development environments, which automatically updates all open tabs on file change, and rebuilds. And then I have two markdown related plugins. One of these compiles .md files into .html files, and the second one compiles .md files into .json. It uses a hugo-esque format for getting the metadata for my blogs. I also added variables. These are defined in the variables.ts plugin, and I currently have `__STICKERS__` for the stickers on the side, and `__BLOG_POSTS__` for the blog posts. There is also a TS/JSX/TSX compiler.
Currently, [it has 5 plugins](https://git.sad.ovh/sophie/website/src/branch/main/src/plugins). One for development environments, which automatically updates all open tabs on file change, and rebuilds. And then I have two markdown related plugins. One of these compiles .md files into .html files, and the second one compiles .md files into .json. It uses a hugo-esque format for getting the metadata for my blogs. I also added variables. These are defined in the variables.ts plugin, and I currently have `__STICKERS​__` for the stickers on the side, and `__BLOG_POSTS​__` for the blog posts. There is also a TS/JSX/TSX compiler.
## woah does the TSX work out of the box?
Partly. This is one of the biggest choke points I had with the whole build system. The actual site generation happens entierly in the client, so I had to find a entierly client JSX library.