Sebastian Sastre <[hidden email]>napísal/a:

Hi guys,

I've followed the `r.js -o dist.js` strategy to deploy as pointed here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9911809/amber-smalltalk-creating-a-single-js-file-for-deployment

The resulting app.js was huge (~850KB)

I've included the same packages than amber_core plus jquery and a small app

when I've opened this "minified" file and I've saw is full of st code.

Is that expected or I am missing something?

Older Amber used to have these X.deploy.js files with js only

Maybe I have to tell require to ignore the .st files and I didn't do that?

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.st files are not included. The source is inside .js files.

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Here is the dist.js file I've used:

// Instructs require.js how to make an all-in-one js file for this app
({
    preserveLicenseComments: false,
    paths: {
        'jquery': 'bower_components/jquery.min',
        'amber': 'bower_components/amber/support',
        'amber_core': 'bower_components/amber/src',
        'amber_lib': 'bower_components',
        'app': 'frontend/src'
    },
    include: [
        'bower_components/amber/support/requirejs/require.min',

        'amber_core/Kernel-Objects',
        'amber_core/Kernel-Classes',
        'amber_core/Kernel-Methods',
        'amber_core/Kernel-Collections',
        'amber_core/Kernel-Infrastructure',
        'amber_core/Kernel-Exceptions',
        'amber_core/Kernel-Transcript',
        'amber_core/Kernel-Announcements',
        'amber_core/Web',

        'app/App',
    ],

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This is tedious approach, and is hardly thinkable with big apps. Better is to include exactly what you include in index.html (dependencies are looked up and added) and do not specify paths at all (except jquery which is specific case of r.js not accepting arrays in paths) but use mainConfigFile.

IOW, as 0.13 does it.

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    out: 'dist/js/all.js'
})

PD: by the way thanks for the post about require Phil, good stuff.


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On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 10:04 AM, Herby Vojčík <[hidden email]
<mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:



    Sebastian Sastre <[hidden email]
    <mailto:[hidden email]>>napísal/a:

    Here is the dist.js file I've used:

    // Instructs require.js how to make an all-in-one js file for this app
    ({
         preserveLicenseComments: false,
         paths: {
    'jquery': 'bower_components/jquery.min',
    'amber': 'bower_components/amber/support',
    'amber_core': 'bower_components/amber/src',
    'amber_lib': 'bower_components',
    'app': 'frontend/src'
         },
         include: [
    'bower_components/amber/support/requirejs/require.min',

    'amber_core/Kernel-Objects',
    'amber_core/Kernel-Classes',
    'amber_core/Kernel-Methods',
    'amber_core/Kernel-Collections',
    'amber_core/Kernel-Infrastructure',
    'amber_core/Kernel-Exceptions',
    'amber_core/Kernel-Transcript',
    'amber_core/Kernel-Announcements',
    'amber_core/Web',

    'app/App',
         ],

    ----

    This is tedious approach, and is hardly thinkable with big apps.
    Better is to include exactly what you include in index.html
    (dependencies are looked up and added) and do not specify paths at
    all (except jquery which is specific case of r.js not accepting
    arrays in paths) but use mainConfigFile.

    IOW, as 0.13 does it.

    ----

         out: 'dist/js/all.js'
    })


Can we get a sample? Would be immensely helpful.

Phil

Well, thinking about it, for 0.12 with amber.js it's probably harder to it via mainConfigFile.

0.13 was designed to use this option - amber config creates config.js which is used both in index.html to set requirejs mappings (instead of amber.js) and both in r.js as mainConfigFile so mappings are reused from one generated file.

The best way is to look at 0.13 project. npm -g install amber-cli@~0.13.0, then amber init in an empty dir (then you can npm -g install amber-cli to get back to stable version).

In the 0.13 project, you will see app.build.js which uses config.js as mainConfigFile, and includes should match what you use index.html (except amber/deploy set is used in app.build.js and amber/devel is used in index.html).

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