pub fn gen_javascript(&mut self) {
        assert!(!self.js, "javascript has already been generated");
        self.js = true;
        create_file(&self.assets_dir, "gate.js", html::GATE_JS, self.check_rerun);
    }
/// Like `gen_javascript_and_html`, but omits the "index.html" file.
///
/// Use this if you are providing your own html file, which gives you the flexibility to e.g.
/// add a title to the page. Although, you may want to generate the html file once
/// during development to use as a reference.
Like `gen_javascript_and_html`, but omits the "index.html" file.
Use this if you are providing your own html file, which gives you the flexibility to e.g.
add a title to the page. Although, you may want to generate the html file once
during development to use as a reference.
Like ` gen_javascript_and_html ` but omits the " index . html " file . Use this if you are providing your own html file which gives you the flexibility to e . g . add a title to the page . Although you may want to generate the html file once during development to use as a reference .
pub fn gen_javascript(&mut self) {
        assert!(!self.js, "javascript has already been generated");
        self.js = true;
        create_file(&self.assets_dir, "gate.js", html::GATE_JS, self.check_rerun);
    }
pub fn gen_javascript ( & mut self ) { assert ! ( self js " " ) ; self . js = true ; create_file ( & self . assets_dir , " " , html :: GATE_JS , self . check_rerun ) ; }
Like `gen_javascript_and_html`, but omits the "index.html" file.
Like ` gen_javascript_and_html ` but omits the " index . html " file .
&mut self
&mut self