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A framework agnostic packaging solution to speed up loading times on the client side by using the following techniques:
gem install bagger
require 'bagger'
require 'fileutils'
# define source and target directories
target_dir = "/tmp/bundled_assets"
source_dir = "/applications/my_app/public"
# customize paths for file and cache manifest
manifest_path = File.join(target_dir, 'file_manifest.json') # defaults to manifest.json
cache_manifest_path = 'cache/cache.manifest' # defaults to cache.manifest
# list the stylesheets and javascripts to be combined
# and minified. The order is important, because otherwhise
# the behavior of the stylesheets and javascripts might change
stylesheets = ["css/style.css", "css/reset.css"]
javascripts = ["js/app.js", "js/utils.js"]
# define cache manifest bundles for different devices
# for convenience, the manifest defined with `cache_manifest_path`
# will always contain all resources
ipad_resources = ["images/troll-big.png"]
iphone_retina_resources = ["images/troll-retina.png"]
desktop_browser_resources = ["images/troll.png"]
# make sure the target directory exists
FileUtils.mkdir_p target_dir
# define the options hash
options = {
:source_dir => source_dir,
:target_dir => target_dir,
:manifest_path => manifest_path,
:gzip => false,
:verbose => false,
:cache_manifest_path => cache_manifest_path,
:path_prefix => '',
:css_path_prefix => '',
:exclude_pattern => /.*\.less/,
:exclude_files => [ 'css/main.sass', 'css/style.sass' ]
:combine => {
:stylesheets => [
{
:target_path => 'css/all.css',
:files => stylesheets
}
],
:javascripts => [
{
:target_path => 'js/combined.js',
:files => javascripts
}
]
},
:cache_manifests => [
{
:target_path => 'cache/ipad-cache.manifest',
:files => ipad_resources
},
{
:target_path => 'cache/retina-cache.manifest',
:files => iphone_retina_resources
},
{
:target_path => 'cache/desktop.manifest',
:files => desktop_browser_resources
}
]
}
# run it
Bagger::bagit!(options)
manifest_path = File.join(target_dir, 'manifest.json')
cache_manifest_path = File.join(target_dir, 'cache.json')
{
"/css/all.css" : "/css/all.19db9a16e2b73017c575570de577d103.css",
"/js/combined.js" : "/js/combined.19db9a16e2b73017c575570de577d103.js",
"/images/logo.png" : "/images/logo.19db9a16e2b73017c575570de577d103.png"
}
CACHE MANIFEST
# Explicitely cached entries
/css/all.19db9a16e2b73017c575570de577d103.css
/js/combined.19db9a16e2b73017c575570de577d103.js
/images/logo.19db9a16e2b73017c575570de577d103.png
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