typical pipeline with parserino

[aferust]

So, based on this example https://github.com/trikko/parserino/tree/master/examples/05_serve_html, we create our HTML pages with any editor, set some placeholders, then load and edit innerText dynamically. There should be capabilities of parserino and/or lexbor to pass js stuff. I should examine those capabilities, such as forms, etc.

[trikko]

For passing data from server to client you can use a hidden node with a custom data- attribute. Something like:

...
<div id="mydata" data-content="">
...

auto json = ....;
auto node = doc.byId("mydata");
node.setAttribute("data-content", json.toString);

For passing data from client to server you can use a webservice, of course.

fetch("https://yourserver/dothis")
.then((response) => response.json())
.then((json) => console.log(json));

[trikko]

Check this example where I use a full template, removing a part I didn't need ("pricing" session)
https://github.com/trikko/parserino/tree/master/examples/05_serve_html

[aferust]

Your approach must be very suitable for production. I was just experimenting to learn how things work.

It would be better if innerHtml were to beautify my uneven whitespaces.

[trikko]

Long story short about uneven whitespaces: this is not done because actually you're going to modify the html tree (doc_with_space != doc_without_space also if it is rendered in the same way).

[aferust]

On the other hand, one can also remove all white spaces to minify a bit. Not a big deal after all.

[trikko]

Yes it's not that complex. But probably is not even that useful, considering that most web servers like nginx support gzip compression (and also minifying, I guess)