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just-js:tldr:ef45d
The command you provided is used to build a JavaScript file and generate a static version of it.
Here's a breakdown of each part of the command:
-
just
: This is likely the name of a build tool or a task runner, similar to tools like Make or Grunt. It is used to define and execute tasks. -
build
: This is a command or task defined within the build tool. It is likely used to compile or generate output files. -
${filename-js}
: This is a placeholder for the actual filename of the JavaScript file you want to build. The "${}" syntax is often used to refer to variables or placeholders in command-line interfaces. -
--static
: This is an option or flag specific to the build tool. It instructs the build process to generate a static version of the JavaScript file. A "static" version typically means that the file is self-contained, does not require any dynamic server rendering, and can be directly served to clients without further processing.
Overall, the command is telling the build tool to build a JavaScript file specified by filename-js
and generate a static version of it. The specific behavior of the command may depend on the build tool being used.