netzmacht/assetic-autoprefixer

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autoprefixer-php filter for kriswallsmith/assetic

dev-master / 1.0.x-dev 2015-03-19 16:50 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3
• kriswallsmith/assetic: 1.*

Requires (Dev)

• phpmd/phpmd: ~2.0
• phpunit/phpunit: ~3.7
• squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ~1.0

Replaces

• bit3/assetic-autoprefixer: dev-master

MIT

• David Molineus
• Tristan Lins

• assets
• css
• vendor-prefix

README

Autoprefixer filter

This is a filter implementation to use Autoprefixer within the PHP assetic framework.

Requirements

kriswallsmith/assetic is required to be installed in your php project. postcss/autoprefixer is required to be installed on your system.

Install kriswallsmith/assetic with composer

php composer.phar require kriswallsmith/assetic ~1.0

Install autoprefixer globally on your system

sudo npm install -g autoprefixer

Install autoprefixer locally on your system

npm install autoprefixer

Usage in PHP

use Bit3\Assetic\Filter\Autoprefixer\AutoprefixerFilter;

// if you have installed autoprefixer globally
$autoprefixerBinary = '/usr/bin/autoprefixer';

// if you have installed autoprefixer locally
$autoprefixerBinary = '/../node_modules/.bin/autoprefixer';

$autoprefixerFilter = new AutoprefixerFilter($autoprefixerBinary);

// if node.js binary is not installed as /usr/bin/node
// (e.g. on debian/ubuntu the binary is named /usr/bin/nodejs)
$autoprefixerFilter->setNodeBin('/usr/bin/nodejs');

Usage in Symfony2

This project comes with a assetic filter configuration file, located in the config directory.

Define the autoprefixer binary path in the parameters.yml:

parameters:
  # if you have installed autoprefixer globally
  assetic.autoprefixer.bin: /usr/bin/autoprefixer

  # if you have installed autoprefixer locally
  assetic.autoprefixer.bin: %kernel.root_dir%/../node_modules/.bin/autoprefixer

  # if node.js binary is not installed as /usr/bin/node
  # (e.g. on debian/ubuntu the binary is named /usr/bin/nodejs)
  assetic.node.bin: /usr/bin/nodejs

Then enable the filter in the assetic configuration chapter:

# Assetic Configuration
assetic:
    filters:
        autoprefixer:
          resource: "%kernel.root_dir%/../vendor/netzmacht/assetic-autoprefixer/config/autoprefixer.xml"
          # if you like, you can use apply_to here :-)
          # e.g, apply_to: "\.css"
          # otherwise you use the filter in your template with filter="autoprefixer"