I'm using Gulp.js to deal with my JavaScript and SASS files to
concatenate them and minify them but I'm unsure how to merge it with my
Django workflow. I want to be able to automatically minify the files
into one big JavaScript and CSS file to reduce HTTP requests and to
allow easy uploading to a CDN but I need to be able to edit to my base
template so that the development version (which links to the files
individually) can change to linking to the big concatenated files. I was
thinking about writing a simple parser that does the changes
automatically but am unsure what the best method to use is.
Should I use a Python HTML library to edit the HTML file or should I use
regular expressions to do the simple text replacement? I should be able
to call the Python script from a Gulp task to do the actual editing. I'd
also want to change the values back when I move back to the development
version of my site.
Any help is appreciated.
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