Hi all.
 I am quite new in Pyramid and still learning. Now I looking for best way
to manage static resources in project. I found nice package "Fanstatic<http://www.fanstatic.org/en/latest/index.html>"
and "pyramid_fanstatic <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyramid_fanstatic/>"
plugin, but it looks that this not working with pyramid 1.3 and Python 3.2.
Main things that I want achieve is automatically replace develop libraries
version in develop mode by packed in production - *jquery.js* and *jquery.min.js
*for example.
I see some ways to manage this, but I looking for elegant way, I guess this
task is popular and some good way exists to do this.

config.add_static_view(..)

to add a static view?

That's python of course.  Conditionalize it with an "if".  Add a
different static directory based on a value passed in to "settings" in
your main().

- C

it handles a bunch of things like:

- minify js and css
- create symlinks for directories as needed
- etc

generally i do one - or both - of the following:
1) instead of static, i have /-static-source /static-production
2) a symlink in 'develop' mode links /static to /-static-source ; in
'production' mode, it works on 'source' files and exports them to
'production' - which is them symlinked to static
3) i also set a 'is_production' flag on the request object, and alter
templates like that

I opted for a flag and template logic, because on production systems I
want to concatenate as many of the CSS and JS files as possible to
minimize server requests.  switching between a.js and a.min.js is a
step in the right direction, but i want my production to have a+b+c+d+e
+f.min.js

that being said == it's very rare that you should ever need to use a
non-minified version of jquery or most plugins.  the production
versions have all the same debug capabilities, the non-minified
versions are really there for people to hack on the core.

http://code.google.com/p/bag/source/browse/bag/web/web_deps.py

Em sábado, 21 de julho de 2012 17h29min02s UTC-3, psychowico escreveu: