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Extension to add hash values to asset filenames. This extension causes asset file types (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc) to have a unique identifier appended to their filename that consists of a hash of their contents. This extension also includes a Rack middleware that rewrites references to these assets in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, eliminating the need to use special helper functions to include modified filenames in references.
2012-03-04 18:24:38 -05:00
Feature: Assets get a file hash appended to their and references to them are updated
Scenario: Hashed-asset files are produced, and HTML, CSS, and JavaScript gets rewritten to reference the new files
Given a successfully built app at "asset-hash-app"
When I cd to "build"
Then the following files should exist:
| index.html |
| images/100px-1242c368.png |
| images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg |
| images/100px-5fd6fb90.gif |
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
| javascripts/application-570e5d45.js |
| stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css |
Extension to add hash values to asset filenames. This extension causes asset file types (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc) to have a unique identifier appended to their filename that consists of a hash of their contents. This extension also includes a Rack middleware that rewrites references to these assets in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, eliminating the need to use special helper functions to include modified filenames in references.
2012-03-04 18:24:38 -05:00
| index.html |
| subdir/index.html |
| other/index.html |
And the following files should not exist:
| images/100px.png |
| images/100px.jpg |
| images/100px.gif |
| javascripts/application.js |
| stylesheets/site.css |
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
And the file "javascripts/application-570e5d45.js" should contain "img.src = '/images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg'"
And the file "stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css" should contain "background-image: url('../images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg')"
And the file "index.html" should contain 'href="stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css"'
And the file "index.html" should contain 'src="javascripts/application-570e5d45.js"'
fix asset_hash tests from what I assume are random hash key ordering issues across rubies
2012-03-05 02:03:21 -05:00
And the file "index.html" should contain 'src="images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
And the file "subdir/index.html" should contain 'href="../stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css"'
And the file "subdir/index.html" should contain 'src="../javascripts/application-570e5d45.js"'
fix asset_hash tests from what I assume are random hash key ordering issues across rubies
2012-03-05 02:03:21 -05:00
And the file "subdir/index.html" should contain 'src="../images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
And the file "other/index.html" should contain 'href="../stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css"'
And the file "other/index.html" should contain 'src="../javascripts/application-570e5d45.js"'
fix asset_hash tests from what I assume are random hash key ordering issues across rubies
2012-03-05 02:03:21 -05:00
And the file "other/index.html" should contain 'src="../images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
Extension to add hash values to asset filenames. This extension causes asset file types (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc) to have a unique identifier appended to their filename that consists of a hash of their contents. This extension also includes a Rack middleware that rewrites references to these assets in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, eliminating the need to use special helper functions to include modified filenames in references.
2012-03-04 18:24:38 -05:00
Scenario: Hashed assets work in preview server
Given the Server is running at "asset-hash-app"
When I go to "/"
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
Then I should see 'href="stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css"'
And I should see 'src="javascripts/application-570e5d45.js"'
fix asset_hash tests from what I assume are random hash key ordering issues across rubies
2012-03-05 02:03:21 -05:00
And I should see 'src="images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
Extension to add hash values to asset filenames. This extension causes asset file types (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc) to have a unique identifier appended to their filename that consists of a hash of their contents. This extension also includes a Rack middleware that rewrites references to these assets in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, eliminating the need to use special helper functions to include modified filenames in references.
2012-03-04 18:24:38 -05:00
When I go to "/subdir/"
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
Then I should see 'href="../stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css"'
And I should see 'src="../javascripts/application-570e5d45.js"'
fix asset_hash tests from what I assume are random hash key ordering issues across rubies
2012-03-05 02:03:21 -05:00
And I should see 'src="../images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
Extension to add hash values to asset filenames. This extension causes asset file types (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc) to have a unique identifier appended to their filename that consists of a hash of their contents. This extension also includes a Rack middleware that rewrites references to these assets in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, eliminating the need to use special helper functions to include modified filenames in references.
2012-03-04 18:24:38 -05:00
When I go to "/other/"
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
Then I should see 'href="../stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css"'
And I should see 'src="../javascripts/application-570e5d45.js"'
fix asset_hash tests from what I assume are random hash key ordering issues across rubies
2012-03-05 02:03:21 -05:00
And I should see 'src="../images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
When I go to "/javascripts/application-570e5d45.js"
Extension to add hash values to asset filenames. This extension causes asset file types (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc) to have a unique identifier appended to their filename that consists of a hash of their contents. This extension also includes a Rack middleware that rewrites references to these assets in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, eliminating the need to use special helper functions to include modified filenames in references.
2012-03-04 18:24:38 -05:00
Then I should see "img.src = '/images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg'"
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
When I go to "/stylesheets/site-d9d84711.css"
Tests for using asset_host with asset_hash
2012-04-01 21:05:20 -04:00
Then I should see "background-image: url('../images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg')"
Extension to add hash values to asset filenames. This extension causes asset file types (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc) to have a unique identifier appended to their filename that consists of a hash of their contents. This extension also includes a Rack middleware that rewrites references to these assets in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files, eliminating the need to use special helper functions to include modified filenames in references.
2012-03-04 18:24:38 -05:00
Tests for using asset_host with asset_hash
2012-04-01 21:05:20 -04:00
Scenario: Enabling an asset host still produces hashed files and references
Given the Server is running at "asset-hash-host-app"
When I go to "/"
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
Then I should see 'href="http://middlemanapp.com/stylesheets/site-0ac82771.css"'
Tests for using asset_host with asset_hash
2012-04-01 21:05:20 -04:00
And I should see 'src="http://middlemanapp.com/images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
When I go to "/subdir/"
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
Then I should see 'href="http://middlemanapp.com/stylesheets/site-0ac82771.css"'
Tests for using asset_host with asset_hash
2012-04-01 21:05:20 -04:00
And I should see 'src="http://middlemanapp.com/images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
When I go to "/other/"
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
Then I should see 'href="http://middlemanapp.com/stylesheets/site-0ac82771.css"'
Tests for using asset_host with asset_hash
2012-04-01 21:05:20 -04:00
And I should see 'src="http://middlemanapp.com/images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg"'
# Asset helpers don't appear to work from Compass right now
Fix the asset_hash extension to operate on the hash of the rendered output rather than just the source file. This prevents generating the same hash for a file when partials it uses change, or if a helper it uses produces different output. As part of this change I removed the caching from Sitemap::Page#destination_path and asset_hash since they were preventing recalculation of path/hash when partials changed, and I rewrote the Sprockets extension to expose the Sprockets environment to other extension, which included consolidating the JS and CSS Sprockets environments into one.
2012-04-04 03:00:33 -04:00
# When I go to "/stylesheets/site-0ac82771.css"
# Then I should see "background-image: url('http://middlemanapp.com/images/100px-5fd6fb90.jpg')"
Scenario: The asset hash should change when a SASS or Sprockets partial changes
Given the Server is running at "asset-hash-app"
And the file "source/stylesheets/_partial.sass" has the contents
"""
body
font-size: 14px
"""
When I go to "/partials/"
Then I should see 'href="../stylesheets/uses_partials-e81dd9b4.css'
And the file "source/stylesheets/_partial.sass" has the contents
"""
body
font-size: 18px !important
"""
When I go to "/partials/"
Then I should see 'href="../stylesheets/uses_partials-ba3ef309.css'
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