Single HTML deployment

[nii236]

Hi,

One of the things I work on are HTML reports. These are completely self contained HTML files (excluding CDNs for CSS). I've been thinking about migrating these reports to go-app.

Go-app seems to generate quite a few files (wasm, js, css, html), which need to be served by either a server or an s3-compatible bucket.

Is there a way to embed all of the artifacts from go-app into a single HTML file?

I know its technically possible from this thread, to convert the wasm file to base64 then inject it into the HTML. I was wondering if go-app has functionality for the same output.

[maxence-charriere]

It is possible to generate static pages => https://go-app.dev/github-deploy

[nii236]

The static pages is a list of files.

.                        # Current dir.
├── app-worker.js        # Service-worker file (Generated).
├── app.js               # Js support file (Generated).
├── index.html           # Index page (Generated from "/").
├── hello.html           # hello page (Generated from "/hello").
├── manifest.webmanifest # PWA manifest (Generated).
├── wasm_exec.js         # Wasm support file (Generated).
└── web                  # Web directory.
    └── app.wasm         # Wasm app (Manually built).

What I'm asking is a way for the peripheral files to all be embedded into a single index.html, which allows a user to open the HTML report locally without the need for a server to serve the files.