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[pgadmin-hackers] javascript and css minification process

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George Gelashvili
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Hello

We're looking at the js and css minimization python code to investigate minification as part of the pgadmin artifact build process.

We're wondering why minimise.py is currently only manually invokable, via the minimise make step.

Also it seems like currently, minimise.py's dependencies (rcssmin and rjsmin) are not being included in any requirements.txt

When is the minification performed?

Thanks,
Joao and George

Re: [pgadmin-hackers] javascript and css minification process

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Dave Page
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Hi

On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 3:29 PM, George Gelashvili <ggelashvili@pivotal.io> wrote:
Hello

We're looking at the js and css minimization python code to investigate minification as part of the pgadmin artifact build process.

We're wondering why minimise.py is currently only manually invokable, via the minimise make step.

Also it seems like currently, minimise.py's dependencies (rcssmin and rjsmin) are not being included in any requirements.txt

When is the minification performed?

It's not yet. Those are utility scripts that I was eventually intending to call from appropriate make targets during package build. Before we get there though, we need code changes to ensure that we load minified code vs. debug code at the appropriate times. I haven't done much with it in a while as Tira had been talking about transpiling everything into a single blob (though that required us to ensure none of the JS files were Jinja templates any more). 

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Re: [pgadmin-hackers] javascript and css minification process

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George Gelashvili
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It's not yet. Those are utility scripts that I was eventually intending to call from appropriate make targets during package build. Before we get there though, we need code changes to ensure that we load minified code vs. debug code at the appropriate times. I haven't done much with it in a while as Tira had been talking about transpiling everything into a single blob (though that required us to ensure none of the JS files were Jinja templates any more). 

Okay. We are thinking of using a javascript minification tool and run it as part of the bundling process.
We are using grunt to bundle everything (such as react code and dependencies). Other javascript and css files can be added to the bundling process as we all see fit.