Assets

• Introduction
• Default Storage Locations
• Rendering Groups
• JavaScript Initialization
• Example Usage
  • Adding CSS and JS Files in a View
  • Rendering Assets

Introduction

Sukarix uses the Assets class to manage and render CSS and JavaScript files efficiently. By default, it looks for CSS files under public/css and JavaScript files under public/js.

Default Storage Locations

• CSS Files: public/css
• JavaScript Files: public/js
• Minified Files: public/minified

The Assets class automatically handles the minification of CSS and JS files and places the minified versions in the public/minified directory.

Rendering Groups

Sukarix provides two rendering groups named head and footer to organize asset rendering. To render these groups in your template, use:

{{ \Sukarix\Helpers\Assets::instance()->renderGroup('footer') }}

JavaScript Initialization

The Assets class can also call JavaScript functions and initialize them. Example:

<script>
    jQuery(document).ready(function () {
        {{ \Sukarix\Helpers\Assets::instance()->currentJsLocale() }}
        {{ \Sukarix\Helpers\Assets::instance()->setUserRole() }}
        {{ \Sukarix\Helpers\Assets::instance()->initJsClasses() }}
    });
</script>

Example Usage

Adding CSS and JS Files in a View

In your action, you can add CSS and JS files like this:

$this->assets->addJs('core.js');
$this->assets->addJs('core/servers.js');
$this->assets->addJs('vendors/datatables.min.js');
$this->assets->addCss('datatables.min.css');
$f3->push('init.js', 'Servers');

Rendering Assets

To render assets in the head group:

{{ \Sukarix\Helpers\Assets::instance()->renderGroup('head') }}

To render assets in the footer group:

{{ \Sukarix\Helpers\Assets::instance()->renderGroup('footer') }}

By using these functionalities, Sukarix ensures efficient management and rendering of assets, enhancing the performance and maintainability of your web application.