Consolidate server-rendered files

[joshbruce]

Describe the feature

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├── content/
│   └── public/
│       ├── .htacces
│       ├── content.md
│       ├── error-*.md
│       └── sitemap.xml
├── site-dynamic-php/
│   └── public/
│       ├── .htaccess (appended compared to site-static-html)
│       ├── error-500.html
│       ├── index.php
│       └── robots.txt
└── site-static-html/
    └── public/
        ├── .htaccess
        ├── error-*.html
        ├── index.html
        ├── sitemap.xml    
        └── robots.txt

Two commands??

php amos compile:dynamic

php amos compile:static

1. compile:server will only update site-dynamic-php.
   • Will append .htaccess.
   • Will only copy error-500.html.
   • Will copy robots.txt.
2. compile:static will update site-dynamic-php and site-static-html.
   • Will run compile:server.
   • Will do everything compile currently does.

The .html files should be the same between the two styles.

.htaccess haș the addition of the mod_rewrite to "floor" the server.

Why is this feature necessary?

Maintenance and consistency until or unless we choose one or the other.

Let the server be a server.

Describe alternatives you've considered
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered.

[joshbruce]

Thinking the safest and easiest approach would be to create two commands for the generator script.

1. That renders the static site
2. The other renders and copies the root files into site-static-html and site-dynamic-php

[joshbruce]

The site-dynamic-php doesn't actually use any of the static HTML files except error-500.html.

• Sitemap is generated dynamically.
• Error responses are handled dynamically.