assets is a simple + lightweight Asset Pipeline for Go HTML applications
Couldn't find a good one that wasn't a mess or didn't rely on some other language to compress the assets.
Currently this library doesn't compress the combined files, when using Gzip it's not that big of a deal, however once an established js and css compressor is created it can be added seamlessly; pull requests are welcome to help
Use go get
go get github.com/go-playground/assets/cmd/assetsor to update
go get -u github.com/go-playground/assets/cmd/assetsThen import assets package into your code.
import "github.com/go-playground/assets"assets -h
Usage of assets:
-i string
Asset directory to bundle files for recursivly.
-ignore string
Regexp for files/dirs we should ignore i.e. \.gitignore.
-ld string
The Left Delimiter for file includes
-o string
Output directory, if blank will use -i option DIR.
-rd string
The Right Delimiter for file includes
-rtd
Specifies if the files included should be treated as relative to the directory, or relative to the files from which they are included. (default true)