Rust library to generate static websites
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"typescript.experimental.useTsgo": true,
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rayon = "1.11.0"
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rapidhash = "4.2.1"
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pathdiff = "0.2.3"
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rolldown_plugin_replace = { package = "brk_rolldown_plugin_replace", version = "0.8.0" }
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rolldown_plugin_replace = {package = "brk_rolldown_plugin_replace", version = "0.8.0"}
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tempfile = "3.24.0"
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use crate::dev::build::BuildManager;
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pub async fn start_dev_env(
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## Running Tests
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The tests will automatically:
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1. Build the prefetch.js bundle (via `cargo xtask build-maudit-js`)
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2. Start the Maudit dev server on the test fixture site
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## Features Tested
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### Basic Prefetch
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- Creating link elements with `rel="prefetch"`
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- Preventing duplicate prefetches
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### Prerendering (Chromium only)
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- Creating `<script type="speculationrules">` elements
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- Different eagerness levels (immediate, eager, moderate, conservative)
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- Fallback to link prefetch on non-Chromium browsers
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Note that prerendering, unlike prefetching, may require rethinking how the JavaScript on your pages works, as it'll run JavaScript from pages that the user hasn't visited yet. For example, this might result in analytics reporting incorrect page views.
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## Possible risks
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## Possible risks
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Prefetching pages in static websites is typically always safe. In more traditional apps, an issue can arise if your pages cause side effects to happen on the server. For instance, if you were to prefetch `/logout`, your user might get disconnected on hover, or worse as soon as the log out link appear in the viewport. In modern times, it is typically not recommended to have links cause such side effects anyway, reducing the risk of this happening.
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### Shortcodes
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Embedding a YouTube video typically means copying a long, ugly iframe tag and configuring several attributes to ensure proper rendering. It'd be nice to have something friendlier, a code that would be short, if you will.
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Embedding a YouTube video typically means copying a long, ugly iframe tag and configuring several attributes to ensure proper rendering. It'd be nice to have something friendlier, a code that would be short, you will.
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```md
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Here's my cool video: