bom.el
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Introduction
This is a PoC experiment, demonstrating the power of emacs-web-server.
The goal is not to implement something fancy, but:
- Banish Javascript
- Write an emacs package, get a webapp for free
The first item is quite achievable. Regarding the second, it would be ideal to have a package that transforms emacs packages to webapps. This package showcases a prototype of such a transformer, which needs to separated.
Usage
As an emacs package
There are two entry points:
M-x bom: opens a "landing page" as an org bufferM-x bom-state: prompt for a state, then displays the weather forecast for that state in an org buffer
Serve web pages from current emacs instance
Make sure emacs-web-server is available. It can be installed from
the GNU ELPA:
(package-install 'web-server)
Require and start the server:
(require 'bom) (bom-start)
The weather forecast is available at http://localhost:9000.
Serve web pages from the command line
Run make serve.
Contact and Copyright
bom.el is maintained by Yuchen Pei <id@ypei.org> and covered by GNU
AGPLv3+. You may find the license text in a file named COPYING.agpl3
in the project tree.