I really love enduro, how minimalistic and fast it is, but it always annoyed me how even when deploying for production, it would generate sourcemaps and not minify my assets, effectively doubling (at least) the file size. When using it for deploying static websites, I'd just use additional gulp tasks to minify the generated files. However recently I wanted to try deploying it as a cms with admin panel, so I thought I'd try modifying enduro itself, so that when I'm running enduro start or enduro render (basically deploying for production) it would generate already minified files. This was obviously done for my private reasons and purposes, but I might as well just share it. I imagine, since the change was really easy to make, there was a reason for it being that way and not the other (?).
PS. Since choice is always good, I also added additional flag, --nominify or just -m, so you can still deploy unminified, if you wanted to.
I really love enduro, how minimalistic and fast it is, but it always annoyed me how even when deploying for production, it would generate sourcemaps and not minify my assets, effectively doubling (at least) the file size. When using it for deploying static websites, I'd just use additional gulp tasks to minify the generated files. However recently I wanted to try deploying it as a cms with admin panel, so I thought I'd try modifying enduro itself, so that when I'm running
enduro startorenduro render(basically deploying for production) it would generate already minified files. This was obviously done for my private reasons and purposes, but I might as well just share it. I imagine, since the change was really easy to make, there was a reason for it being that way and not the other (?).PS. Since choice is always good, I also added additional flag,
--nominifyor just-m, so you can still deploy unminified, if you wanted to.