asset_class¶

  $str = $self->asset_class;
  $self = $self->asset_class("Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset");

Holds the classname of which new assets will be constructed from.

default_headers¶

  $hash_ref = $self->default_headers;
  $self = $self->default_headers({"Cache-Control" => "max-age=31536000"});

Used to set headers used by "serve_asset".

fallback_headers¶

  $hash_ref = $self->fallback_headers;
  $self = $self->fallback_headers({"Cache-Control" => "max-age=300"});

Used to set headers used by "serve_fallback_for_assets".

This is currently an EXPERIMENTAL feature.

fallback_templates¶

  $hash_ref = $self->fallback_templates;
  $self = $self->fallback_templates->{"css"} = Mojo::Template->new;

Used to set up templates used by "serve_fallback_for_assets".

This is currently an EXPERIMENTAL feature.

paths¶

  $paths = $self->paths;
  $self = $self->paths([$app->home->rel_file("assets")]);

See "paths" in Mojolicious::Static for details.

ua¶

  $ua = $self->ua;

See "ua" in Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack.

asset¶

  $asset = $self->asset($url, $paths);

Returns a Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset object or undef unless $url can be found in $paths. $paths default to "paths" in Mojolicious::Static. $paths and $url can be...

• helper://some.mojo.helper/some_identifier?format=css

  Will call a helper registered under the name "csome.mojo.helper", with the query parameters as arguments. Example:

    $output = $c->some->mojo->helper(some_identifier => {format => "css"});
      

  $output can be a scalar containing the asset content or a hash-ref with arguments passed on to Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset. Note that "format" need to be present in the URL or the returning hash-ref for this to work.

  This feature is currently EXPERIMENTAL. Let me know if you use it/find it interesting.

• http://example.com/foo/bar

  An absolute URL will be downloaded from web, unless the host is "local": "local" is a special host which will run the request through the current Mojolicious application.

• foo/bar

  An relative URL will be looked up using "file" in Mojolicious::Static.

Note that assets from web will be cached locally, which means that you need to delete the files on disk to download a new version.

load¶

  $bool = $self->load($asset, \%attr);

Used to load an existing asset from disk. %attr will override the way an asset is looked up. The example below will ignore minified and rather use the value from %attr:

  $bool = $self->load($asset, {minified => $bool});

persist¶

  $self = $self->persist;

Used to save the internal state of the store to disk.

This method is EXPERIMENTAL, and may change without warning.

save¶

  $bool = $self->save($asset, \%attr);

Used to save an asset to disk. %attr are usually the same as "TO_JSON" in Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset and used to document metadata about the $asset so it can be looked up using "load".

serve_asset¶

  $self = $self->serve_asset($c, $asset);

Override "serve_asset" in Mojolicious::Static with the functionality to set response headers first, from "default_headers".

Will call "render" in Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset if available, after setting Content-Type header and other "default_headers".

serve_fallback_for_assets¶

  $self = $self->serve_fallback_for_assets($c, $topic, $assets);

Used to serve a fallback response for given $topic and a Mojo::Collection of "Mojolicious::Plugin::AssetPack::Asset" objects.

Will set the headers in "fallback_headers" and then either render either a template matching the extension from $topic from "fallback_templates", a 302 redirect to the actual asset, or a 404 Not Found.

This is currently an EXPERIMENTAL feature.