Make add-on compatible with concrete5 version 8.0.0

[Kaapiii]

Fix various issues with concrete5 version 8.0.0:

• Fix -> Illuminate\Container\Container::make() must be of the type array, object given, called in packages\asset_pipeline\src\Service\Assets.php
• Fix various - "Can not declare class" ... exceptions
• Fix AnnotationException related with @package annotations and Doctrine
• Add alias method 'js' for Asset::javascript like described in the readme
• Update to version 8.0.0

[Kaapiii]

By the way. The pull request fixes the issues #1 and #2.

@ahukkanen There doesn't seem to be a real effort in implementing Assetic or similar solution into concrete5. If you plan to maintain this package further, I'm willing to contribute.

[ahukkanen]

@Kaapiii Thanks really much putting effort into this! I will take a look at this in the upcoming weeks and merge in if everything seems OK.

I guess people doing development on Sass are mostly compiling it using node based solutions (and I guess core team is mostly using Less) why there isn't that much of a push for this. I still think eventually this (or similar alternative) should be part of the core as this also allows people to use node based compilers.

They have been open to the idea (why the issue is still open), so if there would a core pull request that swaps the built in compiler to an Assetic based solution preserving backwards compatibility, I think they might look closely into it.

[Kaapiii]

@ahukkanen You're welcome. Just let me know, if I should change some thing.

[herent]

Was this ever merged? I'm looking to use this package for a v8.3.2 site to process scss files. I could just compile locally which is what I'm doing, but it would be nice to be able to have the core just handle compilation.

[Kaapiii]

No, this was never merged. For my current projects with concrete5 8.3.2 I'm still using the version from my branche