Re: Gradle, Less, Css : Transpile and minify
Yes, I can elaborate a better explanation. I would like to be sure that there is no historical mistake with the minified files before digging further. I'll open a Jira and make an example to explain my proposal. Regards, Julien. Le 27/08/2018 à 15:00, Taher Alkhateeb a écrit : Can you elaborate on how you want to design this feature? Are you going to minify the existing file or generate a new one. If you generate a new one how will you update the screens to refer to the minified version? Some elaboration on the design might help to make a better decision here perhaps? On Mon, Aug 27, 2018 at 3:20 PM Julien NICOLAS wrote: Yes ! This is exactly what I have in mind ;) Using this feature in production using Gulp, It's a pain when you have to debbug in minified version. Julien. Le 27/08/2018 à 12:02, Mathieu Lirzin a écrit : Hello Julien, Julien NICOLAS writes: I would like to optimize css and less management using gradle. I saw that some gradle plugins exists for transpilation (or compilation...) less to css and minify and gzip css files. What do you think if I try to set it in trunk ? I saw that a minifier was already implemented in the past but was also removed. Is there any technical reasons to remove minifier ? I think it is a good idea. However if we do that, it will be very important to have a convenient way to run OFBiz either in development mode (without minification) and in production mode (with minification) to ease the Javascript debugging. Since this is a very common requirement, I guess those Gradle plugins already provide such facility or describe how to customize the impacted tasks. Thanks.
Re: Gradle, Less, Css : Transpile and minify
Can you elaborate on how you want to design this feature? Are you going to minify the existing file or generate a new one. If you generate a new one how will you update the screens to refer to the minified version? Some elaboration on the design might help to make a better decision here perhaps? On Mon, Aug 27, 2018 at 3:20 PM Julien NICOLAS wrote: > > Yes ! This is exactly what I have in mind ;) > > Using this feature in production using Gulp, It's a pain when you have > to debbug in minified version. > > Julien. > > > Le 27/08/2018 à 12:02, Mathieu Lirzin a écrit : > > Hello Julien, > > > > Julien NICOLAS writes: > > > >> I would like to optimize css and less management using gradle. > >> I saw that some gradle plugins exists for transpilation (or > >> compilation...) less to css and minify and gzip css files. > >> > >> What do you think if I try to set it in trunk ? I saw that a minifier > >> was already implemented in the past but was also removed. Is there any > >> technical reasons to remove minifier ? > > I think it is a good idea. However if we do that, it will be very > > important to have a convenient way to run OFBiz either in development > > mode (without minification) and in production mode (with minification) > > to ease the Javascript debugging. Since this is a very common > > requirement, I guess those Gradle plugins already provide such facility > > or describe how to customize the impacted tasks. > > > > Thanks. > > >
Re: Gradle, Less, Css : Transpile and minify
Yes ! This is exactly what I have in mind ;) Using this feature in production using Gulp, It's a pain when you have to debbug in minified version. Julien. Le 27/08/2018 à 12:02, Mathieu Lirzin a écrit : Hello Julien, Julien NICOLAS writes: I would like to optimize css and less management using gradle. I saw that some gradle plugins exists for transpilation (or compilation...) less to css and minify and gzip css files. What do you think if I try to set it in trunk ? I saw that a minifier was already implemented in the past but was also removed. Is there any technical reasons to remove minifier ? I think it is a good idea. However if we do that, it will be very important to have a convenient way to run OFBiz either in development mode (without minification) and in production mode (with minification) to ease the Javascript debugging. Since this is a very common requirement, I guess those Gradle plugins already provide such facility or describe how to customize the impacted tasks. Thanks.
Re: Gradle, Less, Css : Transpile and minify
Le 27/08/2018 à 12:02, Mathieu Lirzin a écrit : Hello Julien, Julien NICOLAS writes: I would like to optimize css and less management using gradle. I saw that some gradle plugins exists for transpilation (or compilation...) less to css and minify and gzip css files. What do you think if I try to set it in trunk ? I saw that a minifier was already implemented in the past but was also removed. Is there any technical reasons to remove minifier ? I think it is a good idea. However if we do that, it will be very important to have a convenient way to run OFBiz either in development mode (without minification) and in production mode (with minification) to ease the Javascript debugging. Since this is a very common requirement, I guess those Gradle plugins already provide such facility or describe how to customize the impacted tasks. Thanks. That's indeed a good idea Mathieu Jacques
Re: Gradle, Less, Css : Transpile and minify
Hello Julien, Julien NICOLAS writes: > I would like to optimize css and less management using gradle. > I saw that some gradle plugins exists for transpilation (or > compilation...) less to css and minify and gzip css files. > > What do you think if I try to set it in trunk ? I saw that a minifier > was already implemented in the past but was also removed. Is there any > technical reasons to remove minifier ? I think it is a good idea. However if we do that, it will be very important to have a convenient way to run OFBiz either in development mode (without minification) and in production mode (with minification) to ease the Javascript debugging. Since this is a very common requirement, I guess those Gradle plugins already provide such facility or describe how to customize the impacted tasks. Thanks. -- Mathieu Lirzin GPG: F2A3 8D7E EB2B 6640 5761 070D 0ADE E100 9460 4D37
Re: Gradle, Less, Css : Transpile and minify
Hi Nicolas, I think we were using yuicompressor, It was conflicting with BIRT reporting tool. Here are the reference ticket https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-4849 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5070 I like the idea to have minified js/css files. You can create a ticket for the same. Thanks & Regards -- Deepak Dixit On Mon, Aug 27, 2018 at 2:17 PM, Julien NICOLAS wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to optimize css and less management using gradle. > I saw that some gradle plugins exists for transpilation (or > compilation...) less to css and minify and gzip css files. > > What do you think if I try to set it in trunk ? I saw that a minifier was > already implemented in the past but was also removed. Is there any > technical reasons to remove minifier ? > > Let me know your opinions, > > Regards, > > Julien. >
Gradle, Less, Css : Transpile and minify
Hi, I would like to optimize css and less management using gradle. I saw that some gradle plugins exists for transpilation (or compilation...) less to css and minify and gzip css files. What do you think if I try to set it in trunk ? I saw that a minifier was already implemented in the past but was also removed. Is there any technical reasons to remove minifier ? Let me know your opinions, Regards, Julien.
