Merging CSS into single file

[AdrianLC]

Hello,

It's my first time using require.js and I love how your app can automatically plug in the optimizer to collectstatic.

I see that r.js can combine the css files into a single stylesheet just like with the js scripts. collecstatic is running uglify2 on them but they aren't being merged.

My question is: Can this be done through django-require, or would I need to do it manually?

Thank you!

[AdrianLC]

I have another doubt.

Can I build without almond.js? The built script is failing to load django's javascript gettext, and I think it might be because almond doesn't support remote resources:

Restrictions

It is best used for libraries or apps that use AMD and:

• optimize all the modules into one file -- no dynamic code loading.
• ...

Have you ever loaded the javascript translations through django-require ? If so, how, please?
 

 

 

 

[Dave Hall]

Merging CSS is easy. Just load the one CSS file in your HTML, and from that CSS file @import() all the other CSS files you're using. They'll all be inlined according to your import rules.

Building without almond.js is the default. Simply leave REQUIRE_STANDALONE_MODULES empty and add your modules to the `modules` section in your app.build.js.

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[AdrianLC]

Ok, got it working. Thanks!