coffeescript - django-require and require-cs -

-

has used django-require , require-cs together?

i stuck when deploying application. want coffee files compiled js , coffee-script.js excluded build.

i added own build profile (using require_build_profile) , used this build file example, doesn't seem work.

yeah, if post build.js , settings.py, that'd great ;)

to use coffeescript requirejs, need load coffeescript files using cs! loader plugin.

for example, given file structure this:

  • js
    • main.js // main script file, minimal javascript stub.
    • cs.js // coffeescript loader plugin.
    • coffee-script.js // coffeescript compiler.
    • csmain.coffee // actual coffeescript main file.
    • module1.coffee // coffeescript module.
    • module2.coffee // coffeescript module.
    • app.build.js // app build profile.

then, in main.js file, can bootstrap coffeescript app this:

require(["cs!csmain"])

your csmain.coffee file can run app, this:

require([     "cs!module1",     "cs!module2" ], (module1, module2) ->     module1.dosomething     module2.dosomething

a build profile should take care of optimization:

({     stubmodules: ['cs'],     modules: [         {             name: 'main',             exclude: ['coffee-script']         }     ] })

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

ruby - Trying to change last to "x"s to 23 -

-
i have been playing around irb , have string looks this: irb(main):072:0> puts ["[\"4354 5432 5432 xxxxx\", \"6547 6547 8543 xxxxx\", \"2344 6543 6674 xxxxx\", \"2346 6236 7543 xxxxx\", \"1273 5585 5587 xxxxx\"]"] => nil irb(main):073:0> what want gsub last 2 "x" s of each 17 digit combination, 23 . what i've tried far (i've been using rubular): a.gsub(/\d[x]/,"23") <= grabs "x" s i'm close a.gsub(/\w[x{2}]/,"23") <= grabs "x" s grabs two digits each combination. is there easier way i'm not understanding? a.gsub(/\d{4} \d{4} \d{4} xxx\kxx/, '23') \d{4} = 4 digits what \k drop matched far. can use don't replace entire number, still able validate have in desired format.
Read more

jquery - Clone last and append item to closest class -

-
this bare-bones code on page: <div class="list-container"> <div class="single-list-item"> <button>remove</button> </div> <div class="single-list-item"> <button>remove</button> </div> <div class="single-list-item"> <button>remove</button> </div> </div> <p><button class="add-list-item">add</button></p> <div class="list-container"> <div class="single-list-item"> <button>remove</button> </div> <div class="single-list-item"> <button>remove</button> </div> <div class="single-list-item"> <button>remove</button> </div> </div> <p><button class="add-list-item">add</button></p> <di...
Read more

css - Can I use the :after pseudo-element on an input field? -

-
i trying use :after css pseudo-element on input field, not work. if use span , works ok. <style type="text/css"> .mystyle:after {content:url(smiley.gif);} .mystyle {color:red;} </style> this works (puts smiley after "buu!" , before "some more") <span class="mystyle">buuu!</span>a more this not work - colors somevalue in red, there no smiley. <input class="mystyle" type="text" value="somevalue"> what doing wrong? should use pseudo-selector? note: cannot add span around input , because being generated third-party control. :after , :before not supported in internet explorer 7 , under, on elements. it's not meant used on replaced elements such form elements (inputs) , image elements . in other words it's impossible pure css. however if using jquery can use $(".mystyle").after("add smiley here"); api docs on .after to ...
Read more