kreftjs 0.0.4-beta → 0.0.6-beta

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+ Copyright 2026 Maxamuud Xuseen
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+ Elastic License 2.0
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+ URL: https://www.elastic.co/licensing/elastic-license
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+ ## Acceptance
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+ By using the software, you agree to all of the terms and conditions below.
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+ ## Copyright License
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+ ## Limitations
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+ You may not provide the software to third parties as a hosted or managed
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  ## Migrating from Som.js
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- Kreft is Som.js under a new name: the package is `kreftjs` (version 0.0.4-beta), the command is `kreft` (`kreftjs` works too), the global is `Kreftjs` and component files end in `.kreftjs`. The old names keep working, so an existing project runs without edits. New files and everything the tools write use the new names. Move over when it suits you. (`kreft` was an earlier spelling of the new name; it is accepted in the same places.)
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+ Kreft is Som.js under a new name: the package is `kreftjs` (version 0.0.6-beta), the command is `kreft` (`kreftjs` works too), the global is `Kreftjs` and component files end in `.kreftjs`. The old names keep working, so an existing project runs without edits. New files and everything the tools write use the new names. Move over when it suits you. (`kreft` was an earlier spelling of the new name; it is accepted in the same places.)
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  ## License
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- See the `LICENSE` file once it is published. Until then, no license is granted.
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+ Kreft is released under the [Elastic License 2.0](LICENSE). You may use it, including to build and sell your own applications, copy it and change it. You may not offer Kreft itself to others as a hosted or managed service, and you may not remove or hide its license notices.
package/bin/build.js CHANGED
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  * kreft build --prerender also save every page as ready HTML (needs: npm i -D jsdom)
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  * kreft build --prerender --urls urls.js ... and the addresses in that file (pages that come from your data)
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  * kreft build --include docs also copy another folder into the output
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+ * kreft build --no-htaccess do not write dist/.htaccess (the Apache / Hostinger page-address rules)
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+ let folder = null, out = null, base = null, prerender = null, urlsFile = null, htaccess = true;
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  else if (args[i] === '--include') include.push(args[++i]); // another folder to copy in, like the docs
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+ // Apache (Hostinger, cPanel …) answers /docs with a 404, because only index.html exists on disk. These rules send every address
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+ // that is not a real file or folder to index.html, so reloading a page works. An .htaccess you keep in public/ is left alone;
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+ // a relative base (./, as the desktop build uses) has no server and gets no file.
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+ function writeHtaccess(dist, html) {
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+ const m = /<base\b[^>]*\bhref="([^"]*)"/i.exec(html);
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+ const base = m ? m[1] : '/';
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+ if (!base.startsWith('/') || fs.existsSync(path.join(dist, '.htaccess'))) return;
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+ write(dist, '.htaccess', `# Written by kreft build: every address that is not a file or a folder opens index.html (turn off: kreft build --no-htaccess)
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+ <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
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+ RewriteBase ${base}
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package/docs/README.md CHANGED
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