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Split HTML Out from Ruby Files #4

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opened 2023-10-07 00:55:36 +00:00 by Elizabeth Cray · 0 comments
Elizabeth Cray commented 2023-10-07 00:55:36 +00:00
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The HTML templates are written directly in the Ruby source file(s) such as line 12 here . These should be split out into a dedicated directory for the HTML templates and included as needed. This would clean up git history as work is done as well as prevent formatting issues in either language.

The HTML templates are written directly in the Ruby source file(s) such as [line 12 here](https://git.corrupt.link/maddiefuzz/skeksis/src/commit/a874f78f2a45ea46da07877f6781c6f4211e0ba6/lib/skeksis.rb#L12) . These should be split out into a dedicated directory for the HTML templates and included as needed. This would clean up git history as work is done as well as prevent formatting issues in either language.
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