Rerun macro

Is your feature request related to a problem? Instead of <<replace>> + <<include>> or <<replace>> + rewriting the original content, a macro that lets you “re-run”/re-wikify a target HTML element, similar to Harlowe’s (rerun:) macro makes a lot of sense.

Not sure about the name <<rerun>>. I feel like <<update>> makes more sense, but Harlowe already named the feature, so I think it’s best to stick to that.

Describe the solution you’d like.

@@#target;$cash@@ 

<<link "Spend money">>
  <<set $cash -= 10>>
  <<rerun "#target">>
<</link>> 

Describe alternatives you’ve considered. Just a convenience option. Replacing via DOM macros is simple enough for the same effect but always requires a bit of rewriting that could be easily eliminated for such a common construction.

Additional context. I plan to add this to my macro collection, but I actually think it would make sense as a standard library macro, so I figured I’d ask about it here first.

[tmedwards]

As the commit message notes, it’s in.

<<do [tag tags] [element tag]>>…<</do>>
<<refresh [tags]>>

The documentation feels like a train wreck though. For example, the description of tags for both macros are awkward. 🫤

PS: The docs can finally be built using only NPM packages. No need for an external binary now.

[tmedwards]

The longer I mull it over, the more I sour on <<redo>> due to the undo/redo angle. I do think I’ll switch to <<refresh>> for the update macro.