Fragment and compartmentalize the code #569

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opened 2026-02-20 10:18:46 -05:00 by deekerman · 2 comments

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Originally created by @RaphaelAlvez on GitHub (Sep 16, 2022).

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Originally created by @RaphaelAlvez on GitHub (Sep 16, 2022). @mousewax

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@mousewax commented on GitHub (Sep 16, 2022):

I simple string replace might suffice similar to <script type="module"> //*** CONFIG ***// //*** JS ***// </script>

Search for [tmplt file="example.html"] in the room.html and replace the entire string with the contents of templates/example.html. It doesn't have to be an html file. It can be a js, css, or simple text.

For example:

 <title>[tmplt file="title.txt"]</title>

<div id="emptyRoom">
  [tmplt file="emptyroomheader.html"]
  <div class="emptyRoomOptions">...

If the file does not exist, it just removes the string and displays nothing there.

@mousewax commented on GitHub (Sep 16, 2022): I simple string replace might suffice similar to `<script type="module"> //*** CONFIG ***// //*** JS ***// </script>` Search for `[tmplt file="example.html"]` in the room.html and replace the entire string with the contents of `templates/example.html`. It doesn't have to be an html file. It can be a js, css, or simple text. For example: ``` <title>[tmplt file="title.txt"]</title> ``` or ``` <div id="emptyRoom"> [tmplt file="emptyroomheader.html"] <div class="emptyRoomOptions">... ``` If the file does not exist, it just removes the string and displays nothing there.

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@robartsd commented on GitHub (Sep 17, 2022):

So the interest here is breaking room.html into parts that could be individually modified (primarily for the benefit of those maintaining customized servers).

@robartsd commented on GitHub (Sep 17, 2022): So the interest here is breaking room.html into parts that could be individually modified (primarily for the benefit of those maintaining customized servers).