Combine a list of local or remote CSS and/or Javascript files into a single one with Sublime Text. Now, it can also minify CSS, Javascript and/or HTML files using online minifiers.
Just place the following combiner declaration in any file:
/*
Combiner:{
combine:"/path/to/file1.css",
combine:"/path/to/file2.css",
combine:"/path/to/file3.css",
output:"/path/to/output.file.css"
}
*/
Also you can include multiple Combiner declaration in the same file:
<head>
...
<!-- CSS -->
<!--
Combiner:{
combine:"css/bootstrap.min.css",
combine:"css/global.min.css",
combine:"css/responsive.min.css",
output:"css/style.css"
}
-->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">
...
</head>
<body>
<h1>Hello, world!</h1>
...
<!-- JS -->
<!--
Combiner:{
combine:"js/jquery-3.1.1.slim.min.js",
combine:"js/bootstrap.min.js",
combine:"js/global.js",
output:"js/scripts.js"
}
-->
<script src=js/scripts.js"></script>
</body>
Or you can create an individual file (txt, json, cfg...) just for Combiner declarations:
{
"Combiner_CSS":{
combine:"/path/to/file1.css",
combine:"/path/to/file2.css",
combine:"/path/to/file3.css",
output:"/path/to/output.file.css"
},
"Combiner_JS":{
combine:"/path/to/file1.js",
combine:"/path/to/file2.js",
combine:"/path/to/file3.js",
output:"/path/to/output.file.js"
},
"Combiner_LIB":{
combine:"/path/to/file1.js",
combine:"/path/to/file2.js",
combine:"/path/to/file3.js",
output:"/path/to/output.file.js"
}
}
Everytime you want to combine files you can use the Context Menu inside the Sublime Text editor window, access the Combiner command under Tools menu in Sublime Text or use the keyboard shortcut: ctrl (super in MacOs X) + alt + c
You can get remote files and combine then in just one local file, only restriction is you have to declare in the same block the same type of files (remote or local)
{
"Combiner_CSS_CDN":{
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file1.css",
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file2.css",
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file3.css",
output:"/local/path/to/output.file.css"
},
"Combiner_CSS":{
combine:"/path/to/file1.css",
combine:"/path/to/file2.css",
combine:"/path/to/file3.css",
output:"/path/to/output.file.css"
},
"Combiner_JS_LIBS":{
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file1.js",
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file1.js",
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file1.js",
output:"/local/path/to/output.file.js"
},
"Combiner_JS":{
combine:"/path/to/file1.js",
combine:"/path/to/file2.js",
combine:"/path/to/file3.js",
output:"/path/to/output.file.js"
}
}
Or even you can use it just to download only a single remote file
{
"Combiner_CSS":{
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file1.css",
output:"/local/path/to/output.file.css"
},
"Combiner_JS_LIBS":{
combine:"https://remote/path/to/file1.js",
output:"/local/path/to/output.file.js"
}
}
Also, you can minimize the combined file (or the files you want) using online minifiers created by @andychilton. You just need to use the Context Menu inside the Sublime Text editor window, access the Combiner command under Tools menu in Sublime Text or use the keyboard shortcut: ctrl (super in MacOs X) + alt + m. A new file will be created in the same location of the open one, with the same name adding suffix min. You need internet connection to use minification features.
- For HTML files HTML-Minifier is used.
- For Javascript files Javascript-Minifier is used.
- For CSS files CSS-Minifier is used.
Open the Command Palette and select “Package Control: Install Package”. Search for “Combiner”.