Zero-Config CLI to Deploy Static Websites to IPFS
Set up a decentralized web3 app by running one command.
This is a TypeScript compiler that can be used as a Bazel "persistent worker." If it is launched with --persistent_worker, then it will run in a loop, reading compilation arguments (in protobuf format) from stdin; doing a compile; and then writing the results (also in protobuf format) to stdout.…
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The main features of graknlabs/bazel-distribution are: Developer Tooling.
Open-source alternatives to graknlabs/bazel-distribution include: agentofuser/ipfs-deploy — Zero-Config CLI to Deploy Static Websites to IPFS. alexbakers/create-ipfs-app — Set up a decentralized web3 app by running one command. asana/bazeltsc — This is a TypeScript compiler that can be used as a Bazel "persistent worker." If it is launched with… aspect-build/bazel-super-formatter — Easily ensure your code is always formatted, with consistent tooling across everyone's machines. atlassian/bazel-tools — Various reusable bits for the Bazel build system. acqio/bazel-arcanist — Unit test engine and linter for Bazel.
