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I don't really see the benefit over using something that does background compilation e.g. CodeKit. Also it seems a little silly/wasteful to use this in a produ
by bronbron 13y ago
I don't really see the benefit over using something that does background compilation e.g. CodeKit.
Also it seems a little silly/wasteful to use this in a production environment, which I may be mistaken about but the last paragraph seems to be instructions for deploying a site on top of this.
- svoroval 13y agoIt is silly and wasteful. It is just possible.
- adambard 13y agoThere seems to be no mention in the docs of where the compiled files end up, if anywhere; taking the docs literally it appears that this is the preferred way to use sword, which is indeed silly and wasteful.
- svoroval 13y agoJust use --compile flag. Here is the issue: https://github.com/somu/sword/issues/7 https://github.com/somu/sword/issues/7
- pdenya 13y agoIt might mean production but that paragraph is useful for dev server configuration. I'd want --daemonize almost all the time in a dev environment. --compress sounds useful for exporting assets for production.