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Smurf is a Rails plugin that does Javascript and CSS minification the way you would expect. See, with Rails 2.x
we got this cool new :cache
option on javascript_include_tag
and stylesheet_link_tag
, but no option for minifying the cached file(s).
Smurf ends that. Smurf - if installed and when caching is enabled for the environment - will nab the concatenated file content from Rails just before it saves it and minifies the content using either JSmin or a custom CSS compressor.
Some cool things about Smurf, which also allude to the reasons I wrote it:
Smurf will work with any version of Rails 2.x
; including Rails 2.2.2
.
It's really an adaptation of Uladzislau Latynski's jsmin.rb port of Douglas Crockford's jsmin.c library.
The following are the rules I applied, gathered from various perusals around the Internets
/* ... */
- this could be a problem (esp. for CSS hacks);
, :
, and ,
characters./script/plugin install git://github.com/thumblemonks/smurf.git
Then, wherever you define javascript_include_tag
or stylesheet_link_tag
, make sure to add the standard :cache => true
or :cache => 'some_bundle'
options.
Also make sure to at least have this setting in your production.rb:
config.action_controller.perform_caching = true
If you want to test Smurf and you don't want to test with the latest version of Rails as of this writing (2.2.2), then do something like the following:
rake RAILS_GEM_VERSION=2.1.2
This is the mechanism I used for testing that Smurf works for all versions:
rake && rake RAILS_GEM_VERSION=2.1.2
Justin Knowlden gus@gusg.us
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