[feature] serve assets
See original GitHub issueWondering what is the best approach for serving fonts with bankai. Has anyone tried doing this yet?
Experimenting with sheetify
and font-awesome
for now.
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ok gonna rename this to “handle assets” because the feature is slightly larger in scope than just fonts
Files in
assets/
,content/
andpublic/
folders are served on their respective endpoints. If you want to add remote files like bootstrap you can use a custom index.html file.