I'm a frontend developer and I'm facing with a problem.
Whenever I'm building a website, I'm using PHP to include the template files, so I get a redundant code. But when I want to generate this file into an HTML file I open up the PHP file in the browser to copy/paste the code to an HTML file.
How can I make this process to be way much faster, or how could I avoid to do these things manually? Maybe there is a program to do this or something?
分享 You can use a recursive wget.
Say your webserver runs on your localhost, you can run:
wget -r -k localhost
Be careful: wgetdoes not perform a search on which pages are available, it simply looks at links (the <a> tags) and will capture these as well. As long as everything is reachable from the index page (not necessarily on the index page), it will be downloaded.
wget is a linux program, but I guess there is a Windows application with the same name/options as well... As @rkbvkleef points out, it's part of the MinGW package.
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