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Asset pipeline

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Last updated 6 years ago

Location

The asset pipeline constitutes the app/assets directory.

The configuration file can be found at config/assets.rb.

Description

The asset pipeline creates an organized structure for any static assets used in your application. Additionally, it makes it more simple to access these assets.

Directories

By default, the assets sub-directories: stylesheets, scripts, images and fonts are included in the asset pipeline.

If for your application, then the blog sub-directory is also included in the asset pipeline.

You can add a new directory by changing the configuration file.

Stylesheets

The stylesheets sub-directory of the asset pipeline contains all of the stylesheets of the application.

  • The template comes with a partials folder within this sub-directory that should contain all of the partial stylesheets used in your application.

    Examples of styling that should be in partial stylesheets are colors, breakpoints, mix-ins and fonts (these partials are already included in Simplatra).

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    NOTE: Stylesheet partials follow the same convention as view partials - that is, file names should be preceded by an underscore. e.g. _breakpoints.scss

    ​

  • The template also comes with a __partials__.scss file, which simply acts as a single file that imports all of the partial files. This makes it easier to include all of the partials into a stylesheet by doing the following, rather than including each partial individually:

app/assets/pages.scss
@import '__partials__';

Compressors

The default stylesheet compressor is scss and the default script compressor/minifier is uglify.

These can be changed in the configuration file.

Asset referencing

Absolute path reference

Asset pipeline reference

app/assets/images/favicon.ico

/assets/favicon.ico

app/assets/images/logo.png

/assets/logo.png

app/assets/stylesheets/index.css

/assets/index.css

app/assets/javascripts/index/nav.js

/assets/index/nav.js

app/assets/images/posts/2018/2/1/hi.png

/assets/posts/2018/2/1/hi.png

NOTE: Always reference the compiled stylesheet or script files.

For example, this means do:

  • /assets/application.css instead of /assets/application.scss

  • /assets/application.js instead of /assets/application.coffee

Example

app/views/index.erb
<html>
    <head>

        <link rel="icon" href="/assets/favicon.png" sizes="16x16 32x32" type="image/png">
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="/assets/index.css">
    </head>
    <body>
        <img src="/assets/simplatra.png">
    </body>
</html>
index.scss
body { background-image: url('/assets/bg.gif'); }
setting up a blog environment