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2017-05-13
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how do you guys generally handle concatenating/minifying css files if you have a few?
@U0D4G0Q4U i was using Brunch before, and am using Webpack now. I'm not happy with the complexity, but am working with a Phoenix server (which is why I am doing this right now). I have been looking at replacing my setup with boot and sass on the command line. I'd be curious to see other approaches.
@U0E6Y2TP1 mostly i've been using garden for my own stuff
really was just wondering about external files mainly, like normalize.css for example
in the end i just used a macro to slurp the contents of normalize from github straight into a string in a hoplon element 😛
definitely try out garden if you haven't before
there are snippets floating around to extend hoplon to recognise it
sass will always be limited by the fact that it is "over there" from your app
like, for example, i can slurp a JSON from https://uigradients.com/ then extract hash values from that and put it straight into my compiled garden, and keep the hash values around for my app 🙂
especially if some might be remote urls
ok, I think my problem is that I have .cljs.hl files mapped to clojure-mode, not clojurescript-mode