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Using Chicken Scheme to generate HTML and JS
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| (require-library html-tags spock) | |
| (import html-tags spock) | |
| (display | |
| (<html> | |
| (<head> | |
| (<spock-header>) | |
| (<script> type: "text/javascript" src: "hello.js")) | |
| (<body>))) |
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| (define-native alert) | |
| (alert "Hello, Vulcan.") |
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| generated = hello.html hello.js spock-runtime-min.js | |
| all: $(generated) | |
| clean: | |
| rm $(generated) | |
| %.html: %.html.scm | |
| csi -s $< > $@ | |
| %.js: %.js.scm | |
| chicken-spock $< > $@ | |
| spock-runtime-%.js: | |
| cp `chicken-spock -library-path`/$@ $@ |
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Barebones example of using Chicken Scheme to generate HTML and JS, using the html-tags and spock eggs.
You will need:
chicken-install html-tagschicken-install spockRun
maketo generate the HTML and JS files, then open "hello.html" in a web browser.Of course, you would realistically never use spock for something this simple. spock adds significant overhead, both in terms of downloads (spock-runtime-min.js file is almost 80K) and runtime speed / memory use.