This is just a minor post to let you know that I’ve updated dependencies of the following NPM modules:
Obviously I made corresponding changes to the sample projects:
This is just a minor post to let you know that I’ve updated dependencies of the following NPM modules:
Obviously I made corresponding changes to the sample projects:
In A Dashboard to monitor restic backups I introduced the initial state of a project allowing to monitor restic backups. For the user interface I resorted to the flowbite UI framework as it provides plenty of components and is based upon the famous [tailwindcss] framework. Obviously I looked for a svelte implementation for flowbite which exists in flowbite-svelte . However I’m using svelte5 and runes which wasn’t supported. That’s not directly an issue but I wanted to use something supporting runes so I used the flowbite code snippets directly. Fast forward: Now there is a svelte5 supporting flowbite extension with svelte-5-ui-lib , so I decided to switch to this library. The following video shows some necessary changes and the advantages of using svelte components rather than the flowbite snippets:
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One of the basic features of writing Markdown are links. If you are working in a certain domain chances are that you will create the same links over and over again. Nothing stands against it but it’s inconvenient and there’s a likelihood that you occasionally mess up a link.
The remark-autolinker plugin allows you to use a global configuration where certain terms are associated with corresponding links. The plugin will then transform these terms into proper Markdown links. Just provide a configuration like this:
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