Should be a good way to mix filters

[sontek]

For instance, if I don't want to define bundles in code and just define everything in my templates, It would be nice to include javascript and coffeescript in the same node like:

{% assets filters="coffeescript, jsmin" output="packed1.js", "themes/grape/js/libs/modernizr-2.0.6.min.js", "portal/coffee/main.coffee" %}
<script type="text/javascript" src="{{ ASSET_URL }}"></script>
{% endassets %}

so that they I only have 1 single javascript file instead of multiple.

[sontek]

#94 (comment) Would also solve this issue

[miracle2k]

This will be fixed via #12. Although not explicitly described in this ticket, the JSBundle/CSSBundle classes will look at file extensions, and automatically apply the correct filters for things like .sass or .coffee files.

[sontek]

I don't think that will be enough. Because there will be other needs as well... i.e for coffee, if its in debug mode I would still like the coffeescript filter to execute but not the jsmin filter.

[miracle2k]

No, that is how I intend to make it work. Filters like coffeescript would always run.