I see eleventy is great new one generator tool. After a quick test, it looks like it doesn't process CSS/JS files, just keeps the SCRIPT and STYLE tags as they are. If I didn't miss something, here is my few questions:
- How to minimize JS/CSS files?
- How to merge them to just 1 .css file at header and 1.js at the end of body tag?
- How to process CSS files with
postcss?
Thank you.
ndaidong
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Hi @ndaidong,
I think the idea is that Eleventy doesn't have an opinion about this other stuff. But I agree it's useful to have - I couldn't work without a build pipeline.
I started with the Eleventy One starter project, which is a starter blog by @philhawksworth .
It includes sass and js compilation / uglification with gulp. I don't know about postcss, but I suspect you could extend EleventyOne to do it.
edwardhorsford
on 6 Oct 2018
Hey @ndaidong did you see our tutorials page? https://www.11ty.io/docs/tutorials/
zachleat
on 6 Oct 2018
@edwardhorsford
@zachleat
thank you, I've taken a look at the documentation. It seems we have to write the filters, not already to use.
ndaidong
on 8 Oct 2018
Ah, okay. I鈥檝e opened #272 to continue that discussion for an officially supported asset pipeline. Let me know if you have other questions!
zachleat
on 8 Oct 2018
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Hi @ndaidong,
I think the idea is that Eleventy doesn't have an opinion about this other stuff. But I agree it's useful to have - I couldn't work without a build pipeline.
I started with the Eleventy One starter project, which is a starter blog by @philhawksworth .
It includes sass and js compilation / uglification with gulp. I don't know about
postcss, but I suspect you could extend EleventyOne to do it.