-
Sencha User
how to package(minify) two extjs files
Hi,
As per earlier suggestion, I have divided the application into two part :
1) login.html => to handle login/authentication [Written in Extjs]
2) main.html => user dashboard [Written in Extjs]
How will I deploy above application? Do I have to minify both login.html and main.html and deploy ? Or I have to minify only one file and then deploy?
Thanks,
Sujeet
-
Separate your HTML and JS and minify your JS code. You should only have 1 html file. Splitting your JS code is however recommended and then minify into 1 file.
Scott.
-
Sencha User
Thanks for reply.
I have made one html file. But after minimizing this it still needs the app folder.
I was under the impression that after minimizing, it only needs
1) app-all.js
2) all-classes.js
3) app.jsb3
But when I deleted the app folder, it gives error? Does it still needs app folder after minimization or I am doing it wrong?
I was following the instruction of http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#!...etting_started to minimize it.
sencha create jsb -a http://localhost/helloext/index.html -p app.jsb3
sencha build -p app.jsb3 -d .
Thanks,
Sujeet
-
Sencha User
Check the jsb3 file
Hi Sujeet
First tip: Check if all files are listened in the jsb3 file. Sometimes there are some requirements who are not defined but still needed. I fixed this with either:
- check the jsb3 file, and add the missing files manually
or
- Add requirements to the app.js file
Additionally: Check that the ext.js file is linked and dynamic lode is enabled.
Then recreate the jsb3 file and regenerate the app.
-
Sencha User
Hi,
Thanks for reply.
When I checked the jsb3 file, it does not include the controllers that are loaded dynamically.
How can I include dynamically loaded controllers in the jsb3 file?
--- I don't want to add every controller manually, as there are many controllers.
If I put "requires" in the app.js and put all the the dynamically loaded controllers in it, then the application doesn't load ?
added requires : "App.controller.Test" in app.js
-----
Also if I write all the dynamically loaded controller in the requires => it will first load these controller => Then the whole purpose of dynamically loaded controllers is defeated.
Bye,
Sujeet
-
Sencha User
Define controllers in controllers[]
Hi,
Controllers have to be defined in the array controllers[]. http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/api/Ext.app.Application
That should work.
Edit: This property does not exist before version 4.1
Last edited by Swissbite; 30 Aug 2012 at 5:48 AM.
Reason: API
-
Sencha User
Hi,
Earlier I defined the controllers in the array controllers. But as the number of controllers increased, the application takes significantly more time to load. To overcome this problem, I decided to load controllers dynamically. But now I can't minify the application as controllers are not mentioned in the controllers[].
Thanks,
Sujeet
Tags for this Thread
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules