How to operate css files with r.js

This time I will show you how to operate css files with r.js, and what are the precautions for operating css files with r.js. The following is a practical case, let's take a look.

main.css is the merged main file, or configuration file. The files to be merged are imported using @import. As follows

main.css

The other three are ordinary css files with various styles defined in them. No code is posted here. Here we will use the command line to merge these four files and generate them into r5/css/built.css.

When you return to the r5/css directory, you will find an additional built.css file, which is a merger of four other css files.

You can also use optimizeCss parameter settings to configure whether to compress and compress options. The values ​​of optimizeCss are standard/none/standard.keepLines/standard.keepComments/standard.keepComments.keepLines.

none No compression, only merge

standard Standard compression removes line breaks, spaces,

Comments

standard.keepLines In addition to standard compression, line breaks are retained

standard.keepCommentsKeep comments except for standard compression

standard.keepComments.keepLinesKeep newlines and comments except for standard compression

Example:

After compression, the entire built.css is in one line.

Summary:

1. For non-local module files configured with path, you need to configure paths.xx=empty: when using r.js to merge and compress.

2, use the cssIn and optimizeCss parameters to merge and compress css files.

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