[2.1.2-Java] Combine JavaScript files into one?

[Chris]

Using Play! 2.1.2 (Java) and Angular.js.  I'm attempting to integrate the "angular-app" bootstrap template for Angular which heavily breaks out Angular modules into specific files.  I.e. instead of a "services.js" file, the template calls for a "app/common/services/restService.js".  This works great when you're using Node.js and you have grunt to combine and minify all of your files.  

However, since I'm not using Node.js, I am eagerly seeking some ideas on how to solve the problem of importing each and every JavaScript file.  I have looked into using Play's RequireJS support but it is falling short for me, since I am worried it is going to affect JavaScript routes, and further complicate and already confusing project organization (at least for me).

What would be best is a way to combine all of the JavaScript files (say, underneath "app/assets/") into one.  However, I will use RequireJS if I absolutely have to.

Thanks for any suggestions you might have.

[Martin Grotzke]

Have you seen https://github.com/typesafehub/angular-seed-play?

It's a nice starting point for angular (+ require.js) + play integration.

Cheers,
Martin

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