Hey Guys! What's the happs?
Some of you will probably remember helping me to work out some bugs with an app that was reading directories and such. Maybe not.
Anyway. Here's a working version. Turns out the actual use-case for it lies in that it transforms system paths to viable URL's for you. I actually made a video tutorial published to YouTube for how to do that. If you watch the 2 min or less video (40 secs is all you need to get it), you'll see how cloning the git repo, and running the i_am_become_url.sh followed by a file (any file on yoru development server, for example) should be able to create a URL by passing to that app. By default it uses my server, and you are welcome to do so.
Also, the thing itself is like a static CMS. i mean, really static, not like Grav/ October. You can put it in your /www/wwwroot for example and it will allow you to browse any projects you might have there.
Check it out. Currently, I'm working on the thing under "I" which is a web components powered guitar trainer for the diatonic modes in whatever key you choose. that's cool tool. haha
Cheers!
https://transformative.click/interactive.html ( the guitar thing)
E.g. Lets say you're working in VS Code, under this path:
/var/www/html/phpbuilder.local/
editing the file testing-component.html
open the terminal in VS Code and type
well. let's assume it's /var/www/html/ajaxstardust
and you have my thing clonded there
do ./i_am_become_url.sh ./testing-component.html
the app does the rest. It will generate the following URL (from the above example):
it stands to reason that it would work if you're using VS Code as well. you dont even have to "install it" if you just want to use that bash script. ... i think?
https://transformative.click/public/default.php?path2url=/var/www/html/ajaxstardust/testing-component.html
Cheers!
