Use case: render html script
Good afternoon,
I need to create a script that collects some parameters and based on them the script will render an html.
The problem is that I don't know where I could host this html so that the script can take it and parse it with ejs.
Until now I was using an appwrite function to do the whole process but due to technical limitations I have to use another alternative.
Can anyone shed some light for me?
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A quick solution would be to put all the html in a variable but I don't think it's a good option.
Can you describe a little bit more your use case? Wouldn't be possible to render the HTML in one step of a flow, and use it as input in the next step?
Had to do this for homemade mailing templates.
What I basically did is create a collection in appwrite that holds my templates' data among which lies the html content.
I then fetch the template I want to use and pass the html field to a windmill script that renders it using ejs.
Would it be possible to use a typescript html rendering lib ?
Jsx is essentially that btw