effortlessness, clientside, requirejs, package, modules
Packager = require('cetera').Packager
packager = new Packager
app = express()
script_tags = packager.mount
#
# config.app as express app instance
#
# - uses app.get() to define routes
#
app: app
#
# config.name as name of package
#
# - results in script routes as /packagename/**/*.js for the browser to access
#
name: 'packagename'
#
# config.src as source directory for the js scripts
#
src: __dirname + '/lib/client'
#
# scripts as array of scripts to serve,
# path relative to 'src' as specified above
#
scripts: [
'main.js'
'submodule1/main.js'
'submodule2/et.js'
'submodule2/cetera.js'
]
#
# When NODE_ENV is set to production all scripts are concatinated and minified,
# and published with a version number and cache controls in the headed
#
#
cache_seconds: 31536000 # how long should proxies and clients cache the script file
# defaults to one day
#
version: 'n.n.n' # changing the version will cause a refresh on the proxies
# and clients no matter how long the cache_seconds
# defaults to 0.0.0
#
app.get '/index', (req, res) ->
res.render 'index',
title: 'www.newswords.org'
script_tags: script_tags
<html>
<head>
<%= script_tags %>
</head>
...
FAQs
effortlessness, requirejs, packager, modules
We found that cetera demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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