This way we can do an es6 import to get a html file as a string, which we can then pass to nightink for templating - all on the client-side! Note to self: Instead of using .innerHTML directly, we might want to try doing document.createElement(), then .innerHTML, and then .appendChild where we actually want it to go |
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