Alternative to 'gulp --production'
Submitted by meertensm - 3 years ago
This gulp extension creates a minified version from the js/css files in the rev-manifest.json and leaves the original as-is. When running the 'gulp' command, the following will happen: -The extension reads the rev-manifest.json file -For each js/css file listed in rev-manifest.json it creates a minified version and names it for example app.min.js -Extension adds the minified file to rev-manifest.json so it can be used by the php elixir function Before you can use this extension, you should install the npm minify module (npm i minify --save)
// Put this code somewhere in your gulpfile
var Task = elixir.Task;
elixir.extend('copyandminify', function() {
new Task('copyandminify', function() {
var json = require('./public/build/rev-manifest'),
minify = require('minify'),
fs = require('fs'),
new_json = {};
for(var key in json){
var file_name = json[key],
extension = key.split('/')[0],
minified_key = key.replace('.' + extension, '.min.' + extension),
minified_file_name = file_name.replace('.' + extension, '.min.' + extension),
directory = 'public/build/',
encoding = 'utf8';
new_json[key] = file_name;
new_json[minified_key] = minified_file_name;
try{
console.log('Minifying ' + file_name);
minify[extension](fs.readFileSync(directory + file_name, encoding), function(error, data) {
fs.writeFileSync(directory + minified_file_name, data);
console.log('Done!');
});
}
catch(err){
console.err(err.message);
}
}
try{
fs.writeFileSync('public/build/rev-manifest.json', JSON.stringify(new_json, null, 3));
console.log('Updated rev-manifest.json');
}
catch(err){
console.err(err.message);
}
});
});
// After calling the 'mix.version' function call 'mix.copyandminify' for example:
elixir(function(mix) {
mix.version([
'public/js/all.js',
'public/js/dashboard.js',
'public/css/all.css'
]);
mix.copyandminify();
});
// Put this function in your Helpers.php file
function enviroment_based_elixir($asset){
if(env('APP_ENV') == 'production'){
return elixir(strtr($asset, [
'.css' => '.min.css',
'.js' => '.min.js',
]));
}
return elixir($asset);
}
// And use it in your blade templates
<script src="{{ asset(enviroment_based_elixir('js/all.js')) }}"></script>
// Based on the enviroment you will be served with the all.js or all.min.js file!
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