AssetMin

AssetMin is a thread-safe, concurrent asset pipeline and bundler for Go web applications. It manages CSS, JavaScript, SVG sprites, and HTML templates, providing minification and caching.

Features

• Bundling & Minification: CSS, JS, HTML, and SVG.
• Component Registration: Automatically extract assets from Go structs.
• SSR Support: Safe injection of public component HTML.
• Memory & Disk Modes: Serve directly from RAM or build to disk.
• Hot Reload: Thread-safe cache regeneration.

Documentation

1. Architecture
2. Assets
3. Component Registration
4. HTTP Handlers
5. SSR

Diagrams

• Core Architecture Flow
• Event & SSR Hot-Reload Sequence

Installation

go get github.com/tinywasm/assetmin

Get Started

Here is a quick example of how to initialize and use AssetMin in your project:

package main

import (
	"log"

	"github.com/tinywasm/assetmin"
)

func main() {
	// 1. Configure AssetMin
	config := &assetmin.Config{
		OutputDir:       "./public",
		RootDir:         ".",
		AppName:         "MyApp",
		AssetsURLPrefix: "static",
		DevMode:         true, // Disable caching during development
	}

	// 2. Initialize the bundler
	bundler := assetmin.NewAssetMin(config)

	// 3. (Optional) Load SSR modules if using Server-Side Rendering
	// bundler.LoadSSRModules()

	// 4. You can now serve your minified assets via HTTP handlers!
	// See docs/HTTP_HANDLERS.md for more details.
	
	log.Println("Asset bundler is ready!")
}

For more advanced use cases, such as extracting assets from Go structs or setting up file watchers, please refer to the documentation links above.