pyramid_assetmutator 0.4

Description:

pyramid assetmutator 0.4

Copyright: (c) 2016 Seth Davis
http://github.com/seedifferently/pyramid_assetmutator


Synopsis
Pyramid AssetMutator provides simple and dynamic asset mutation (also known as
compiling or piping) for your Pyramid applications.
Inspired by other more powerful asset management packages, its goal is to
provide a basic and straightforward mechanism for asset compilation (e.g.
CoffeeScript/LESS), minification (e.g. jsmin), and optimization (e.g.
pngcrush).
As of version 0.3, it also adds experimental support for template language
parsing (e.g. you could use view helpers like request.route_url() in your
CoffeeScript by installing the pyramid_jinja2 package and using
application.coffee.jinja2 as the asset source filename).


Installation
To install, simply:
pip install pyramid_assetmutator

You’ll need to have Python 2.6+ and pip installed.



Documentation
You can read the documentation at: https://pyramid-assetmutator.readthedocs.io/


Known Issues and Limitations

Experimental support for Py3k/pypy.
Doesn’t clean up after itself (compiled/mutated assets aren’t removed
automatically).
Mutator “commands” must print to stdout (see the documentation for more info).
Hopefully obvious, but you have to actually have the specified compiler
command installed and accessible from your working path in order for it to
work.



Disclaimers and Warnings
This is Alpha software–use at your own risk!
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE
LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF
CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Latest Changes
v0.4 – 09/16/2016

Fixed a bug where mutated files could be created with incorrect filenames if
the each_boot setting was enabled with a remutate_check value of
mtime or checksum.
Fixed a Windows bug due to shlex.split usage (thanks @tdamsma).
Added a purge_mutated_path setting which can be used to remove all files
from a specified mutated_path upon application boot.