silex-assetic

Service provider to support Assetic library for Silex 2.0+ micro-framework.

This project is a part of silex-tools library.

Installation

You can install silex-assetic with Composer:

composer require lokhman/silex-assetic

Documentation

Register AsseticServiceProvider in your application with the following code:

use Lokhman\Silex\Provider\AsseticServiceProvider;

$app->register(new AsseticServiceProvider());

N.B.: Assetic will always be in debug mode if $app['debug'] is TRUE.

Configuration

Configuration is mostly the same as you have for AsseticBundle in Symfony framework.

"assetic.options": {
    "prefix": "/",
    "input_dir": "src",
    "output_dir": "web",
    "cache_dir": "cache/assetic",
    "twig_functions": [],
    "java": "/usr/bin/java",
    "ruby": "/usr/bin/ruby",
    "node": "/usr/bin/node",
    "node_paths": [],
    "filters": {
        "some_filter": {}
    },
    "assets": {
        "some_asset": {
            "inputs": [],
            "filters": [],
            "options": {}
        }
    }
}

Filters

Filters are defined in FilterFactory class and mirror names and options of AsseticBundle.

Twig

Twig extension is enabled automatically if you have TwigServiceProvider registered for the application.

Console

You can use console command with silex-console service provider simply adding DumpCommand to the console application.

use Lokhman\Silex\Console\Console;
use Lokhman\Silex\Console\Command\Assetic\DumpCommand;

$console = new Console($app);
$console->add(new DumpCommand());
$console->run();

Further reading

For more details please refer to the asset management documentation of Symfony framework.

License

Library is available under the MIT license. The included LICENSE file describes this in detail.