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Building and Dumping Assets |
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The is the simplest approach to using Assetic. It involves two steps: |
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1. Create a PHP script in your web directory that uses the Assetic OOP API to |
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create and output an asset. |
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2. Reference that file from your template. |
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For example, you could create a file in your web directory at |
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`assets/javascripts.php` with the following code: |
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use Assetic\Asset\AssetCollection; |
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use Assetic\Asset\FileAsset; |
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use Assetic\Filter\Yui\JsCompressorFilter as YuiCompressorFilter; |
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$js = new AssetCollection(array( |
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new FileAsset(__DIR__.'/jquery.js'), |
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new FileAsset(__DIR__.'/application.js'), |
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), array( |
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new YuiCompressorFilter('/path/to/yuicompressor.jar'), |
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)); |
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header('Content-Type: application/js'); |
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echo $js->dump(); |
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In your HTML template you would include this generated Javascript using a |
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simple `<script>` tag: |
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<script src="/assets/javascripts.php"></script> |
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Next: [](concepts.mdBasic Concepts](concepts.md](concepts.md) |
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