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jgm
commented on June 25, 2024
yst is designed to generate the content of a page based on
data; it isn't designed to generate the pages themselves
based on data as in your example.
I can see how this would be useful, and yst could be changed
in this way, but I'm not likely to do it myself, and you
might be better off using a more flexible tool like Hakyll.
+++ karan-ta [Feb 22 17 02:24 ]:
… In the demo example - what do we do if we need to implement an event
detail page.
for each event - if we need an event detail page - do we create each
page in index.yaml ?
for 1000's of events - this could be a pain area.
example for event data - we have some more fields that need to be shown
on event detail page.
* date:
+ 2009-04-20
+ 2009-04-22
speaker:karan
id:10
title: Seminar on web security
videos:
list of attendees:
__________________________________________________________________
and the event detail pages will be as :
events.html/9
events.html/10
events.html/11
events.html/12
and so on.
I am not stuck on this right away, but soon this could come up to work
on for my site.
so discussing ways to implement dynamic pages would be great.
maybe we add queryparam to fetch the params from the data.
and then for each param the page is generated.
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karan-ta
commented on June 25, 2024
Thank you john for fast and clear reply.
i wonder if i will be able to understand hakyll as easily as i got into yst.
i came to yst from the hakyll docs and saw the raw simplicity of yst which is appealing.
i have made good progress with my site with yst yesterday and today.
so for now i shall stick with yst.
I shall see if i can add this feature when i urgently need it.
i came across one more similar case of this type of feature need.
suppose i have a list of topics.
and each topic has a list of links.
and i want a display such as :
topic 1
link1 of topic 1
link2 of topic 2
link 3 of topic 3
topic 2
link1 of topic 2
link2 of topic 2
link 3 of topic 2
then my yaml starts becoming kinda long as follows
suppose the topics are philosophy, business, haskell, conrod,rust.
data :
topics : FROM topics.yaml ORDER BY position
philosophylinks : FROM philosophy.yaml ORDER BY step LIMIT 5
businesslinks : FROM business.yaml ORDER BY step LIMIT 5
haskelllinks : FROM haskell.yaml ORDER BY step LIMIT 5
metalearninglinks : FROM metalearning.yaml ORDER BY step LIMIT 5
conrodlinks : FROM conrod.yaml ORDER BY step LIMIT 5
rustlinks : FROM rust.yaml ORDER BY step LIMIT 5
and so on....
so a generator template / macro could be the answer for this too.
so i shall study hakyll and other solutions to try and implement this when my data starts getting bigger.
so maybe this issue can remain open for now for future refrence :)
or if you like - i can close it from here - as you wish.
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jgm
commented on June 25, 2024
You could always have a program generate your index.yaml.
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karan-ta
commented on June 25, 2024
+1
yes exactly.
This could also be useful for pagination use case.
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