Moved build folder to docs to deploy more easily with github action

Readme.md

@@ -6,24 +6,24 @@ This is a markdown to markdown converter. That sounds a bit silly, I know.
 All it does is look for lines that have an arrow in them, and consider them
 as an instruction, like below :
 
-A->B
+    A->B
 
 What we just did is declare a link from A to B. This will be replaced by a small
 chart, rendered in text in a Markdown code block (indented with 4 blocks).
 
 You can then add a second link to your document, and it will be added to the
 same chart as before.
 
-B->C
+    B->C
 
 You can declare more than one link per line too, by chaining arrows.
 
-C->D->E->A
+    C->D->E->A
 
 If you want, you can cluster nodes by using the colon symbol between a parent
 and child, like this:
 
-Parent:First child -> Parent:Other child
+    Parent:First child -> Parent:Other child
 
 ## How does it work ?
 
@@ -51,6 +51,7 @@ threads available to generate large graphs faster.
 - mutation :  see if there are interesting ideas in https://www.graphviz.org/docs/layouts/
 - scoring : make links to self or parent look nicer
 - scoring : add symmetry rules (tricky to do well)
+- syntax: only consider lines indented with 4 blocks at least
 - syntax: fix a node to a specific location
 - syntax: split a document into chunks and start a new chart for each group
 - cli use : improve one world per thread, then merge and do selection/birth every N seconds

build.sh

@@ -2,18 +2,18 @@
 
 cargo build --release
 
-wasm-pack build --target web --out-dir public --release
+wasm-pack build --target web --out-dir docs --release
 
-rm public/.gitignore
-rm public/*.d.ts
-rm public/package.json
+rm docs/.gitignore
+rm docs/*.d.ts
+rm docs/package.json
 
-cp src/index.html public
+cp src/index.html docs
 
 
 # Define file paths
 readmeFile="Readme.md"
-htmlFile="public/index.html"
+htmlFile="docs/index.html"
 # Check if the sed command is GNU sed or BSD sed (macOS)
 if sed --version 2>/dev/null | grep -q GNU; then
     # GNU sed
@@ -35,4 +35,4 @@ rm "${htmlFile}.bak"
 
 
 
-cp target/release/obm public/obm
+cp target/release/obm docs/obm

public/index.html → docs/index.html

@@ -19,24 +19,24 @@
 All it does is look for lines that have an arrow in them, and consider them
 as an instruction, like below :
 
-A->B
+    A->B
 
 What we just did is declare a link from A to B. This will be replaced by a small
 chart, rendered in text in a Markdown code block (indented with 4 blocks).
 
 You can then add a second link to your document, and it will be added to the
 same chart as before.
 
-B->C
+    B->C
 
 You can declare more than one link per line too, by chaining arrows.
 
-C->D->E->A
+    C->D->E->A
 
 If you want, you can cluster nodes by using the colon symbol between a parent
 and child, like this:
 
-Parent:First child -> Parent:Other child
+    Parent:First child -> Parent:Other child
 
 ## How does it work ?
 
@@ -64,6 +64,7 @@
 - mutation :  see if there are interesting ideas in https://www.graphviz.org/docs/layouts/
 - scoring : make links to self or parent look nicer
 - scoring : add symmetry rules (tricky to do well)
+- syntax: only consider lines indented with 4 blocks at least
 - syntax: fix a node to a specific location
 - syntax: split a document into chunks and start a new chart for each group
 - cli use : improve one world per thread, then merge and do selection/birth every N seconds