(How) is it possible to combine JS and CSS files into one single file each creating a (simple) plugin with LS Cache to use via htaccess?
I tried an older way that did not work:
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I'm new to web development, recently I want to build my own blog. I use Next.js to host my pages, I have already got the skeleton done, but there are still some significant problems.
How to render pages from markdown file? I just don't know how others do this. Do I have to use fs in the 'server.js' file and respond to certain request by md file? Or there are other ways?
If step 1 was completed, I wonder if I have <img> tags in my markdown file which refer to some local pictures, how can I render those?
To answer 1. You can use the npm package markdown-to-jsx .
But I strongly recommend using Docusorous or GatsbyJS for this purpose. Both have your requirement inbuilt.
Secondly, for Images - You can always include them in Markdown and they will be converted to JSX using markdown-to-jsx .
I'm trying Brunch out for a small static site. As far as I can tell, Brunch is unable to recognize navigating to pages without the extension. So my navigation links all have .html appending them.
This is not the experience I want when deploying. I would like my pages to read as example.com/test and not example.com/test.html.
What can be done to allow Brunch to recognize my page without the extension?
You can either have app/assets/%page_name%/index.html structure or install Brunch from master and have app/assets/%page_name%.html convention + use a plugin that does renaming (I created named-folder for this, if you are ok with --harmony, it will do).
More info on static website here.
If you are using GitHub pages, please see this answer.
Is it possible to intercept Node JS loading *.js files in order to pre-process them?
I want to be able to extend a standard JavaScript file with a special-syntax section that needs to be replaced with valid JavaScript on-the-fly as Node JS loads the file.
Or is there already a solution for this?
Is it possible to intercept Node JS loading *.js files in order to
pre-process them?
Why do you want to do so when files are being loaded?
Pre-processing should be done during build-time. Look for a task runner like GruntJS or Gulp, and implement that pre-processing during build-time and load processed files during run-time providing your own build task.
How can I properly install Twitter Bootstrap into my meteor project?
I know I can do meteor add bootstrap but I can't customize the variables (ie colors and the sorts). I've also looked at nemo64:bootstrap but same issue, I can only include and exclude modules of Twitter Bootstrap but not the variables.
How can I properly include Twitter Bootstrap and have access to the variables.less ?
In order to control the order in which Meteor loads .less files you need to add .import.less to the file extension. If you import the bootstrap less files into your project and rename them, you will have finite control of all the mixins and variables. Here is a great post that summarizes this. http://www.manuel-schoebel.com/blog/meteorjs-and-twitter-bootstrap---the-right-way
I was recommended that I move this question from StackOverflow to here.
I am running a web site on a server with Tomcat and IIS. I use .JSP and Java in the back end.
I don't know how to configure IIS to automatically minify resource files (CSS, JavaScript, images) when using .JSP. I have found a few suggested solutions online, but they all apply to IIS and .ASP.
I added the "compression" tag to this post because there is no "minification" tag available, but I am not referring to gzip compression, but removing white spaces, merging resources for faster download etc.
Could anyone help me figure out how to configure IIS to minify resource files with .JSP? Thank you!
Minification a process which combines multiple CSS or JS files to a single file and perform process of compression(whitespace removal) and obfuscation(JS) is an ideal build time solution, rather than a run time solution. While using Tomcat with IIS, it will be good to have some thing like this:
Use WRO4J as a maven build time plugin. Create an attribute like
devmode=true or false. In JSP's have if else condition to define
groups to add multiple CSS/JS or Single based on the devmode value.
While deploying use devmode = false. This with maven configuration will compile JSP with single CSS/JS files.
In IIS, configure a separate VD and map your static resources of war to it. Write a rewrite rule to instruct IIS to serve the static resources. Enable static compression.
The above said configuration will take less load on the CPU.
Some links of interest could be:
https://code.google.com/p/wro4j/wiki/MavenPlugin
Unobtrusive way to combine and compress javascript/css for java/spring/maven applications?