So this template for posts is somehow hampering my creative freedom. Or something like that. I guess more accurately I don't want to have to fill out some sheet every day. That feels a bit too much like a TPS report.
Instead, we'll try something a bit more free form and throw caution to the wind. Who knows what I did yesterday or how it was done!
Today I managed to fork the Fresh repository in order to incorporate this fix. Why would I do such a thing? Well, check out one of the (currently) useless pages on the site before the change:
and after:
This is not terribly exciting, other than it allows me to use Fresh's undocumented _app.tsx to provide a template to the blog, but also pass information to it about the current route.
Referencing an unpublished module from import_map.json
Previously my import map looked like:
"$fresh/": "https://deno.land/x/fresh@1.1.2/",And now after my change it looks like:
"$fresh/": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deer/fresh/modify_app_props/",But if you go to https://deno.land/x/fresh@1.1.2/ it presents you with some info, whereas if you go to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deer/fresh/modify_app_props/ you get a 400 error. How this?
The key thing is to look at the deno.lock file which now has entries like:
"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deer/fresh/modify_app_props/dev.ts": "a66c7d64be35bcd6a8e12eec9c27ae335044c70363a241f2e36ee776db468622",and if you were to go to that URL, it is perfectly happy to serve the request.