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I am currently thinking of writing a nice little html formatter that also display a few nice graphics on that page using charts.js and pure.css .
The only problem: it would just output the html on the console. Would it be okay if a formatter would store the output in a temporary file and opened a browser instead? The output would be the location of the file and a description on how to configure the browser in the timetrap config file.
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That sounds awesome. You might look at the tempfile library (http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.3/libdoc/tempfile/rdoc/Tempfile.html) for writing the file though it might make sense to put it in a more predictable location. The file location could be configurable using the t configure command.
I am currently thinking of writing a nice little html formatter that also display a few nice graphics on that page using charts.js and pure.css .
The only problem: it would just output the html on the console. Would it be okay if a formatter would store the output in a temporary file and opened a browser instead? The output would be the location of the file and a description on how to configure the browser in the timetrap config file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: