@adi Here you go. go-busybox-embed > A quick 'n dirty example ow using Go ()'s 1.16 new embed () facilities to build a busybox () style portable executable binary that embeds other tools/executables/whatever in a seamless way.

@prologic (#gmlphva) 404 😛

(#gmlphva) Fuck sorry! 💩 Try now! Projects are private by default on my private git hosting 🤣

(#gmlphva) @prologic Aaaah, busybox style, but then we'd have symlinks, @bml @eldersnake.

…#gmlphva) @adi @eldersnake @prologic @bml So either have `pp`, `lmt`, `mkws` symlinks linking to one `mkws` main binary, or call one `mkws` main binary with the arguments `mkws pp`, `mkws lmt`, `mkws …

(#gmlphva) @prologic @bml @adi @eldersnake Is distributing a tree such a bad idea?

(#gmlphva) @prologic @bml @eldersnake @adi But if I build a single binary it would hold `pp` and `lmt`. I really refuse to build another static site generator that has a webserver inside.

(#gmlphva) No, but reducing moving parts and reducing what a user has to do reduces friction and increase adoption 😁

@bml @eldersnake @adi (#gmlphva) You can do it as arguments too 😁

(#gmlphva) @prologic He just has to run this command `wget -O - https://mkws.sh/mkws@4.0.8.tgz | tar -xzvf -`.