Packing Static Files Into Crystal Binaries

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  1. baked_file_system

    Virtual File System for Crystal language. Embedding your assets into final binary.

    Embedding static files within an Crystal executable is a straightfoward process, using a macro and the read_file macro method. If you are embedding a lot of files, or you want convenience methods for accessing and searching the files that are embedded, a shard like [datapack.cr] or the older and more filesystem-oriented baked-file-system is a lot more convenient than writing all of the file reading boilerplate yourself.

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  3. kemal

    Fast, Effective, Simple Web Framework

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