Make output directory configurable
See original GitHub issueTrying out bankai and loving it so far! I make sorta heavy use of github pages, so it’d be convenient if I could output to docs/
instead of dist
without having to mv
the result into place. I definitely respect the lack of command line configuration, but I’m curious whether there might be a place for this or if there’s a good alternative. (P.S. No is a perfectly good answer 😄)
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Oh, perhaps we could do:
No extra flags, but pretty straight forward C:
@rreusser oh, actually! — we might be doing an optimization step for assets later on (e.g. don’t copy if they already exist), so having an explicit out directory might be useful for that. PR welcome!