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Informations about the package craft-getasset
GetAsset for Craft 3.1
This little plugin looks in a certain folder for a file that was last modified and returns the value in Twig.
Installation
To install the plugin, follow these instructions.
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Open your terminal and go to your Craft project:
- Then tell Composer to load the plugin:
Introduction
This little plugin looks in a certain folder for a file that was last modified and returns the value in Twig.
This might be useful to you if
- You're running Craft 3.1 or above
- You're not using something like Asset Rev or Twigpack for Webpack
- You've setup your local build system to hash your compiled CSS or Javascript
- You're looking for a low-fi solution to pull in your hashed CSS or Javascript files and make them available in your templates
Examples
Output a file that was last modified in a directory
Inside /assets/css there are 3 files, with the following timestamps:
In our Twig templates, we set a variable and give GetAssets a folder path to search:
This example Twig code would output:
Output a file that was last modified in a directory, which matches a regex pattern
Inside /assets/css there are 4 files, with the following timestamps:
In our Twig templates, we set a variable, give GetAssets a folder path to search and a regex pattern to match:
This example Twig code would output:
Configuring GetAsset
- path
(string, required): A valid folder for GetAsset to search - pattern
(string, optional, default value '*'): A regex pattern to match
Example configuration:
