move js/ into assets/js/ and make assets/ as static file server

[kobamkode]

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Problem/Feature

Move js/ into assets/js and make assets/ as a static file server, so user can easily add a custom folder like cmd/web/assets/css/ and link it into base.templ if they want it.

Description of Changes:

• modify cmd/program/program.go to create assets/
• modify htmx src in cmd/template/advanced/files/htmx/base.templ.tmpl
• modify go:embed "js" to go:embed "assets"
• modify frameworks static file routes in cmd/template/advanced/files/htmx/routes
• modify some file tree in docs

Checklist

• I have self-reviewed the changes being requested
• I have updated the documentation (if applicable)

[H0llyW00dzZ]

it's better to made it own framework I think hahahaha

[EssaAlshammri]

doesn't this needs to be assets/*

[kobamkode]

@H0llyW00dzZ, it sounds great!, but for now the reason is to help user who wants to add a simple custom css or add some images with just putting their folder into assets/ and load it in their templ. ❤️

@EssaAlshammri, I've test it with generating all the go-blueprint supported frameworks + htmx and the htmx is still loads and works. For your suggestion, I think I need to test it more further. Thx for reviewing my code btw. 👍

[kobamkode]

doesn't this needs to be assets/*

@EssaAlshammri

I've added more test stuff in file server like css file and img file with go:embed "assets" directive, it looks fine. Then I reread the embed pkg documentation, interestingly I found:

If a pattern names a directory, all files in the subtree rooted at that directory are embedded (recursively), except that files with names beginning with ‘.’ or ‘_’ are excluded.

Should I update to assets/* ?

[H0llyW00dzZ]

@H0llyW00dzZ, it sounds great!, but for now the reason is to help user who wants to add a simple custom css or add some images with just putting their folder into assets/ and load it in their templ. ❤️

@EssaAlshammri, I've test it with generating all the go-blueprint supported frameworks + htmx and the htmx is still loads and works. For your suggestion, I think I need to test it more further. Thx for reviewing my code btw. 👍

@kobamkode
How can you design the CSS for htmx? I am so bad at designing websites, to be honest.

[EssaAlshammri]

yeah the way you did it was right

I'm sorry it didn't work for me at first and worked when added *

but now everything is working as expected and I removed the /*

and I'm using it for tailwind styles

thanks for this I hope they consider this pr

[EssaAlshammri]

There should have been a css folder with a default css file to be easier to add styles to the web app

Or better add tailwind with the advance flag

[H0llyW00dzZ]

There should have been a css folder with a default css file to be easier to add styles to the web app

Or better add tailwind with the advance flag

I agree with the suggestion for Tailwind, as mentioned in #186,#224.

Because Go + HTMX is better, and the only missing component is CSS, unlike other languages, especially Java, which consumes a lot of memory.

Also I don't understand why most developers write Java when it's better to write Go, especially for microservices.