ghosert/grunt-applymin

Concat, minify and revisioning css/js files in html template page and easily switch optimized/raw css/js references in the html template files.

grunt-applymin's Issues

parsing php

hello,

I have (not a trivial) situation

I want to include a php file

<?php $this_theme_path = get_template_directory_uri(); ?>
<!-- beginmin: <?php echo($this_theme_path); ?>/scripts/vendor.js -->
<script src="{{domain_url}}/src/path/to/jquery.js"></script>
<!-- endmin -->

and I'd like to get an output like :

<?php $this_theme_path = get_template_directory_uri(); ?>
<script src="<?php echo($this_theme_path); ?>/scripts/vendor.js"></script>

grunt applymin options:

 ...
options: {
    staticPattern: /(src\/.*?\.(css|js))/i
}

and I've tried
staticPattern: //i
with no luck.

I'd appreciate if you'd help me with this "whim".

Duplicated output dir specified

There are two places need to specify output dir

1. endmin option in Gruntfile
2. comment beginmin: /to/path/xyz.js

I think the second place is not necessary.

jsPattern failed to match script line

jsPattern /<script\s+src\s*=\s*['"][\s\S]+?\.js[\s\S]+?>/gi failed to match following content:

<script type="text/javascript" src="${domainURL}/resources/js/feature/xyz-rb1234.js"></script>

Suggestion - provide option to not check for target in template

When I used the plugin I got this message:

 Warning: In the file: views/frontend.swig, the target filename: public/dist/public.min.js is not referred by any css/js tags. Use --force to continue.

The problem is that I don't want the concatenated file in my template as it is named - I upload my assets to Amazon buckets so the path is different. Would be nice to have a flag that one can set to prevent that check from happening. I can get around it with my template tags but that's just messy.

Thanks