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I would like to be able to run Jekyll on a-shell, so that I can work on GitHub Pages via iPad and preview how they will look in a browser when published to GitHub. Trying to accomplish that is what lead me to a-shell.
I have looked at #46 which looks like it should instruct me on how to attempt getting ruby running.
I am not familiar with wasm but I’m sure I can muddle through whatever is needed to make things work with that, if needed.
Given that, should I expect to have a reasonable chance of getting Jekyll running on a-shell? If it is able to run, should I expect to be able to access its local http server via browsers on my iPad?
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There might be a workaround: gojekyll is a thing, and one could theoretically get Go to build a WASM binary, but it might prove somewhat challenging (I would love to be able to build WASI binaries reliably, but since our experimentation with sqlite I have not been able to repeat the process).
I would like to be able to run Jekyll on a-shell, so that I can work on GitHub Pages via iPad and preview how they will look in a browser when published to GitHub. Trying to accomplish that is what lead me to a-shell.
I have looked at #46 which looks like it should instruct me on how to attempt getting
ruby
running.I am not familiar with
wasm
but I’m sure I can muddle through whatever is needed to make things work with that, if needed.Given that, should I expect to have a reasonable chance of getting Jekyll running on a-shell? If it is able to run, should I expect to be able to access its local http server via browsers on my iPad?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: