Run the command named Html to Pug or Pug to Html to transform. So, the question is: what would you have done differently in such situations? How would you integrate the work of some designer with some weird pipeline who delivers you bunch of html/js/css? How can one (if possible) get out of this pile of shit? I have lost the enthusiasm to work in this project, feel burnt out, and just want to finish and get out. Format pug document or format pug selection.

On the other side, business ppl have been pressing too much on releasing the product live, even though it’s not finished. So as you might guess, it’s a big pile of fancy technologies, everyone coming from their background and not seeing the big picture of the project, and at the bottom line it looks like a big pile of shit. We took a Vue.js dev onboard for some of the features that call the Phoenix backend/api. On top of that, we take the generated js/css and integrate it with the webpack pipeline of Phoenix, with additional changes. The generated files are too big, lots of html/svg shit, etc. This has proven to be a major setback and it’s taking big time on my side to integrate the changes. He uses some own pipeline for generating all this (using gulp), then I get the generated html, split it and use in Elixir templates (eex). The designer uses Pug for generating the basic html design, as well as the initial js/css. Some 2-3 months ago we started a Phoenix 1.4 project.

Vue pug template