Move template into file tree to allow templating #45
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This commit changes how the indexTpl variable is handeled. Now an index.html sourced from the file tree is embeded into the binary. This allows changing the HTML for the index page more easily. Closes oxzi#31.
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Iterating on riotbib's Pull Request #45, it is now possible to overwrite the index.html template file during startup. Furthermore, static files are now also supported, e.g., for stylesheets.
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This commit changes how the indexTpl variable is handled. Now an index.html sourced from the file tree is embedded into the binary.
This allows changing the HTML for the index page more easily.
Closes #31.