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Can we customise the compilers? Closure (java + webservice), and yui? #14

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balupton opened this issue Jan 18, 2011 · 2 comments
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@balupton
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Is it possible to set the Javascript compiler to run the java executables for closure and yui? Or use the closure web service (if java isn't available)?

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gus commented Jan 18, 2011

Another nice feature request and not one I haven't heard before. It's not something you can do currently, but it's pretty silly that you can't.

Sorry folks. Any help in making this happen is much appreciated. I've been doing a lot of ruby and node.js backend networky stuff lately and really haven't a ton of time or reason for using smurf in the past 8 months or so.

Smurf still gets a fair amount of interest which leads me to believe there is still a real need for simple implementation/integration of what should be common web infrastructure support; so, help of all kinds is wanted. pull-requests greatly welcomed.

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That sounds good, right now I'm trying to decide between Jammit and Smurf - Jammit is nice, but I don't like how it only supports packages - a yaml file seems a silly place to manage your page's resources :/

Ultimately, I'm after a solution that you can pick your compiler (or write it as a plugin), handle script elements (as well as sources), and css too. Using less seems like a good option for CSS compilation, as we can pass the Less automatically compiled files to the bundler so no worries there - where in PHP we would have the bundler also do the compilation of CSS (as we don't have tools like Less).

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