Javascriptmvc tutorial-6. Getting started with javascriptmvc-compression and docalization cookbook

　　Compress cookbook

When downloading many JS files, it will bring a lot of overhead. The server can use simple compression technology to link the files to a file.

　　Compression script

　　Use the following command to compress your program's Js script:

C:\workspace\Cookbook>js cookbook\scripts\build.js

My local running results:

Then check whether there is a production. js file under the cookbook folder.

 

　　Switch to production mode

Use the scripts tag of steal on the page and change it to steal. Production. js to switch the production mode, as shown below:

<script type='text/javascript' src='../steal/steal.production.js?cookbook'></script>

 

　　Reload and confirm

Refresh the page and load only two JS files: steal. Production. js and production. js. This is much better than loading 28 files in development mode.

 

　　Docized cookbook

The document is very important for the maintainability code, but it will increase the work of developers, so it is often ignored. Javascriptmvc integrates documentjs to reduce this workload.

 

　　Generate document

Use the following command to generate a document:

> js cookbook/scripts/docs.js

　　Note: Make sure that cookbook.html is not in the production environment before running the command.

Local running result:

 

　　View document

Open the cookbook/doc.html page and you will see the following content:

 

　　Write document

The generated application only has a small document. Open cookbook/cookbook. md. Its syntax is similar to javadoc, but it is quite different. You can learn more in documentjs's documentation.

 

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