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NAME

6       Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack - Compress and convert CSS, Less, Sass,
7       JavaScript and CoffeeScript files
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SYNOPSIS

10   Application
11         use Mojolicious::Lite;
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13         # Load plugin and pipes in the right order
14         plugin AssetPack => {pipes => [qw(Less Sass Css CoffeeScript Riotjs JavaScript Combine)]};
15
16         # define asset
17         app->asset->process(
18           # virtual name of the asset
19           "app.css" => (
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21             # source files used to create the asset
22             "sass/bar.scss",
23             "https://github.com/Dogfalo/materialize/blob/master/sass/materialize.scss",
24           )
25         );
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27   Template
28         <html>
29           <head>
30             %= asset "app.css"
31           </head>
32           <body><%= content %></body>
33         </html>
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DESCRIPTION

36       Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack is a Mojolicious plugin for processing
37       static assets. The idea is that JavaScript and CSS files should be
38       served as one minified file to save bandwidth and roundtrip time to the
39       server.
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41       There are many external tools for doing this, but integrating them with
42       Mojolicious can be a struggle: You want to serve the source files
43       directly while developing, but a minified version in production. This
44       assetpack plugin will handle all of that automatically for you.
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46       Your application creates and refers to an asset by its topic (virtual
47       asset name).  The process of building actual assets from their
48       components is delegated to "pipe objects".
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GUIDES

51       Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Guides::Tutorial
52         The tutorial will give an introduction to how AssetPack can be used.
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54       Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Guides::Developing
55         The "developing" guide will give insight on how to do effective
56         development with AssetPack and more details about the internals in
57         this plugin.
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59       Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Guides::Cookbook
60         The cookbook has various receipes on how to cook with AssetPack.
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HELPERS

63   asset
64         $self = $app->asset;
65         $self = $c->asset;
66         $bytestream = $c->asset($topic, @args);
67         $bytestream = $c->asset("app.css", media => "print");
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69       "asset()" is the main entry point to this plugin. It can either be used
70       to access the Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack instance or as a tag
71       helper.
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73       The helper name "asset" can be customized by specifying "helper" when
74       registering the plugin.
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ATTRIBUTES

77   minify
78         $bool = $self->minify;
79         $self = $self->minify($bool);
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81       Set this to true to combine and minify the assets. Defaults to false if
82       "mode" in Mojolicious is "development" and true otherwise.
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84   route
85         $route = $self->route;
86         $self = $self->route($route);
87
88       A Mojolicious::Routes::Route object used to serve assets. The default
89       route responds to HEAD and GET requests and calls serve_asset() on
90       "store" to serve the asset.
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92       The default route will be built and added to the application when
93       "process" is called the first time.
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95   store
96         $obj = $self->store;
97         $self = $self->store(Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Store->new);
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99       Holds a Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Store object used to locate,
100       store and serve assets.
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102   tag_for
103       Deprecated. Use "renderer" in Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset
104       instead.
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106   ua
107         $ua = $self->ua;
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109       Holds a Mojo::UserAgent which can be used to fetch assets either from
110       local application or from remote web servers.
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METHODS

113   pipe
114         $obj = $self->pipe($name);
115         $obj = $self->pipe("Css");
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117       Will return a registered pipe by $name or "undef" if none could be
118       found.
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120   process
121         $self = $self->process($topic => @assets);
122         $self = $self->process($definition_file);
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124       Used to process assets. A $definition_file can be used to define $topic
125       and @assets in a separate file.
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127       $definition_file defaults to "assetpack.def".
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129   processed
130         $collection = $self->processed($topic);
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132       Can be used to retrieve a Mojo::Collection object, with zero or more
133       Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset objects.
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135   register
136         $self->register($app, \%config);
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138       Used to register the plugin in the application. %config can contain:
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140       • helper
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142         Name of the helper to add to the application. Default is "asset".
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144       • pipes
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146         This argument is mandatory and need to contain a complete list of
147         pipes that is needed. Example:
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149           $app->plugin(AssetPack => {pipes => [qw(Sass Css Combine)]);
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151       • proxy
152
153         A hash of proxy settings. Set this to 0 to disable proxy detection.
154         Currently only "no_proxy" is supported, which will set which requests
155         that should bypass the proxy (if any proxy is detected). Default is
156         to bypass all requests to localhost.
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158         See "detect" in Mojo::UserAgent::Proxy for more information.
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SEE ALSO

161       Mojolicious::Plugin::Webpack.
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164       Copyright (C) 2020, Jan Henning Thorsen
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166       This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it
167       under the terms of the Artistic License version 2.0.
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AUTHOR

170       Jan Henning Thorsen - "jhthorsen@cpan.org"
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172       Alexander Rymasheusky
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174       Mark Grimes - "mgrimes@cpan.org"
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176       Per Edin - "info@peredin.com"
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178       Viktor Turskyi
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