connect-asset
Advanced tools
npm install connect-asset
app.use(require('connect-asset'));
or
app.use(require('connect-asset')({...options...}));
link(rel='stylesheet', href='css/style.css')
app
├ app.coffee
├ assets
│ └ css
│ └ style.styl
└ public
styluscoffee-scriptassets: [dirpath]path for assets directory.
Default, path.resolve('assets').
public: [dirpath]path for public directory (web root).
Default, path.resolve('public').
builds: [Boolean]save compiled code to public directory.
Default, if NODE_ENV=production then true else false.
minify: [Boolean]minify compiled code or not.
Default, if NODE_ENV=production then true else false.
update: [Boolean]re-build assets when modification time differ from Last-Modified header.
Default, true.
stylesheet: [extname]target extension.
Default, .styl.1
javascript: [extname]target extension.
Default, .coffee.2
FAQs
connect middleware for asset compiler
We found that connect-asset 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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