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Package elixir-bundle
Short Description A Symfony bundle that integrates Laravel Elixir
License MIT
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ElixirBundle
ElixirBundle is a Symfony bundle that integrates Laravel Elixir.
The purpose of the bundle is to offer elixr() twig function.
This is exactly the same elixir() function from Laravel blade templating system.
Requirements
Before you start installing this bundle you must first ensure that Node.js is installed on your machine. Next, you'll want to install NPM and pull in Gulp as a global NPM package.
Installation
Step 1: Require the bundle with composer
Open your terminal and run one of the following commands to download the bundle into your vendor directory.
If you have composer installed globally you can run:
Else you can go with:
Step 2: Register the bundle in your AppKernel class
Register the bundle in the app/AppKernel.php file of your project:
Step 3: Configure the bundle
In order for elixir to know where you keep your asset files you should configure the following:
The assets_dir parameter is the relative path where you place your asset files.
The web_dir parameter is the relative path to where the generated assets will be stored.
For example in our case the css files will be stored under '%kernel.root_dir%/../web/css/' folder.
The build_dir is the folder from within the web_dir where the asset version will be stored.
For example in our case the css versioned assets will be stored in "%kernel.root_dir%/../web/build/css/" folder.
Note! The
web_dirparameter is the only required parameter. If are not set, the other two, will use the defaults.
Step 4: Generate the package.json and gulpfile files:
If you already have installed Node.js, npm and Gulp you should be all set to run:
A base package.json and a gulpfile.js will be generated into your project root directory.
Then run npm install to install all the dependencies and laravel-elixir.
Usage
Now you can use elixir() function to version a file like this:
Bundle assets
By default the bundle assumes that you'll keep your assets files under the app/Resources/public folder.
In case that you have assets on bundles level (ex. src/AppBundle/Resources/public/sass/test.scss) you can compile them with elixir pretty simple.
For our example you'll have something like this:
The test.css file will be saved to web/css/test/test.css.
License
The ElixirBundle is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
