JohnnyCurran · September 11, 2022 21:50
diff --git a/elm.vim b/elm.vim
 " If you are in src/Main.elm
 " this will run `elm make src/Main.elm --output Main.js
 " This is helpful so that `elm make` doesn't blow away index.html
 " Why would you want this?
 " If you're using tailwindcss, you need to link the outputted css
 " in the <head> tag and `elm make` will clear it every time
 " if it regenerates index.html
 " set makeprg=elm\ make\ %\ --output\ '%:t:r'.js

 " This makeprg assumes you're using tailwindcss and re-runs the processor
 " This allows you to not dedicate a terminal process to
 " npx tailwindcss --watch
 " At the cost of makeprg running for a second or two more
 " If you're using Dispatch.vim (and you should), this gets
 " delegated to the background, and doesn't interrupt/freeze your foreground
 " vim process
 set makeprg=elm\ make\ %\ --output\ '%:t:r'.js\ &&\ npx\ tailwindcss\ -i\ app.css\ -o\ dist.css
	" If you are in src/Main.elm
	" this will run `elm make src/Main.elm --output Main.js
	" This is helpful so that `elm make` doesn't blow away index.html
	" Why would you want this?
	" If you're using tailwindcss, you need to link the outputted css
	" in the <head> tag and `elm make` will clear it every time
	" if it regenerates index.html
	" set makeprg=elm\ make\ %\ --output\ '%:t:r'.js

	" This makeprg assumes you're using tailwindcss and re-runs the processor
	" This allows you to not dedicate a terminal process to
	" npx tailwindcss --watch
	" At the cost of makeprg running for a second or two more
	" If you're using Dispatch.vim (and you should), this gets
	" delegated to the background, and doesn't interrupt/freeze your foreground
	" vim process
	set makeprg=elm\ make\ %\ --output\ '%:t:r'.js\ &&\ npx\ tailwindcss\ -i\ app.css\ -o\ dist.css