[ckan-dev] minification and licenses

[Ross Jones]

That sounds like a fair compromise, I'd be a little worried that it would get lost during deployment, or rather than people would forget to do it.  

Maybe we should have a 'paster deploy' that runs a set of paster commands in a single step for a deployment?  Presumably running min on a minified file would be harmless.

Other than that though I think it's a good idea.

Ross.

On 3 May 2012, at 17:29, Toby Dacre wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> With the fanstatic branch we can now serve minified files in production if available
> 
> As far as minification goes it would be nice to semi-automate this and not add extra dependencies.  I've found
> 
> http://opensource.perlig.de/rjsmin/  a python implementation of jsmin
> http://opensource.perlig.de/rcssmin/ a python implementation of yui compressor
> 
> they are licensed under the apache2 license as we are AGPL2 to the best of my knowledge including them in our codebase would be acceptable.
> 
> The included code would be just 2 files rjsmin.py and rcssmin.py.  I suggest adding them to a directory ckan/include along with a LICENCE file explaining the licensing and adding them to the main ckan LICENSE file - both files contain license/copyright holder info in their headers
> 
> If we do this then it is easy to add a `paster minify` command to ckan.  I have a simple proof of concept complete
> 
> are people happy with this?
> 
> Toby
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