boysenberry at humaniteque
Sep 19, 2007, 10:57 AM
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Re: RFC: Apache2::Filter::Minifier::JavaScript
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If there is anything I can do to help let me know. I'd really like
to have a small footprint
on my JS output, right now its still pretty big.
Boysenberry Payne
Habitat Life, Inc.
http://www.habitatlife.com/
On Sep 19, 2007, at 12:49 PM, Graham TerMarsch wrote:
> On Wednesday 19 September 2007 10:40 am, Boysenberry Payne wrote:
>> I could use something like this. Right now I use Toolkit Template to
>> build from.
>> It already caches the JS file loaded from disk. I would want to then
>> put it through
>> the minifier process and cache then serve. Would you module allow
>> for this?
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> That'd be the idea... it'd just be a generic "output filter" that
> you'd have
> to hook up yourself into your existing JS pipeline. In my initial
> example I
> used <FilesMatch> to do it, but you could hook it up anywhere that
> you can
> set up a PerlOutpuFilterHandler. It'd just take the JS that it was
> provided,
> minify it, then cache the minified version. On subsequent
> requests, it'd
> (somehow) figure out that the cached copy was valid and then either
> use the
> cached copy or re-minify+re-cache as necessary.
>
> If we're dealing with -dynamically- generated JS, though, then I'll
> need to
> think a bit more about how I deal with "is our cached copy valid/
> stale?", as
> that'd be done differently than if just serving static JS files.
> I'll have a
> look at that, though, as that's a good use case. I'd initially
> thought of
> using the "r->finfo->inode()" as a cache key, but I don't think
> that's there
> if I'm being handed dynamically generated JS.
>
> --
> Graham TerMarsch
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