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Yew Template for Github.io

Yew template that deployable as is for github.io (or as a normal yew template with css/scss stuffs without github.io), with tailwind.css and webpack with your css/scss and trunk for build.

About github.io

main branch
├── index.html
│
├── css                       # css/scss
│   ├── index.css
│   ├── index.scss
│   ├── main.scss
│   └── tailwind
│       └── tailwind_base.css
│
├── src                       # yew here
│   └── main.rs
│
├── static
│   └── 404.html
│
├── README.md
├── Cargo.lock
├── Cargo.toml
├── Trunk.toml
├── package.json
├── tailwind.config.js
└── webpack.config.js

gh-pages branch
├── index.html
├── 404.html
├── index-7823f64dca35d01f.js
├── index-7823f64dca35d01f_bg.wasm
└── main-baa4389a63fdea1b.css

Things that you need to do

Go Setting > Code and automation > Pages > Github Pages > Source and change branch from main to gh-pages. if not exists, create new branch named gh-pages.
github action is cofigured. just push your codes to the main branch, and then outputs of trunk build --release will automatically deployed.
While running trunk serve, trunk will watch static and css folder, and do compile for all codes include css/scss in css folder when they had any changes like rust codes in src.

For {username}.github.io page

you need to modify this line and this line to 0
also check ./src/main.rs

For {username}.github.io/{project_name} page

you need to modify this line and this line to 1 also check ./src/main.rs
To serve the project on your machine correctly, run trunk serve --public-url=/{project_name}/

As a normal template(not for github.io)

To use without github.io, open Trunk.toml and remove public_url field.
Also remove 404.html in static folder and this line in index.html.
Lastly remove .github/workflow folder.

Using Custom Domain

go to ./.github/workflows/publish_gh_pages.yml and add your domain in cname field.

Routing

Using static/404.html. for more information, checkout https://github.com/rafgraph/spa-github-pages.