aerogo / pack

:package: Packs the assets for your web server.

pack

Packs the assets for your web server.

Installation

go get -u github.com/aerogo/pack/...

Usage

Run pack in your project directory. It will scan your project directory recursively to compile .pixy, .scarlet and .js files resulting in a components package in your root directory. You can then import the components package in your project to access all of your assets.

Pack is silent by default. Use pack -v to produce verbose output.

Performance

Pack uses parallel compilation via job queues and is therefore extremely fast, much faster than the popular webpack.

Components

Since components is a generated directory you should list this directory in your .gitignore file.

CSS

import "github.com/YOUR_ORG/YOUR_REPO/components/css"

css.Bundle()

Returns the CSS bundle which is a string of CSS containing all styles.

JS

import "github.com/YOUR_ORG/YOUR_REPO/components/js"

js.Bundle()

Returns the JS bundle which is a string of JS containing all scripts.

Templates

import "github.com/YOUR_ORG/YOUR_REPO/components"

Templates are registered as public functions in the components package and can be called directly. All components are global, thus you can call a component from one file in another file without any import directives. Components return an HTML string but they use a single strings.Builder via pooling and streaming under the hood, which is extremely fast.

Style

Please take a look at the style guidelines if you'd like to make a pull request.

Sponsors

Cedric Fung	Scott Rayapoullé	Eduard Urbach

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pack's Issues

Pack can't handle Replace statements in go.mod

hello. I just wanted to post an issue for packer, it seems that replace blocks are unable to be parsed by packer.

Can I suggest using modfile to parse go.mod?