html-minify | minify html with CSS and JS | Frontend Framework library
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This is a node.js module that minimize HTML files with any CSS & JS. the css minify use cssmin,the html minify use the html-minifier.
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I want to add fullcalendar to my project. In general almost everything works as expected. But now I'm facing with an issue that appears only on mobile devices. When I click on some row in a day view, dayClick and select callbacks should be fired. And on desktop they do. But on Android Chrome nothing happens until I change day, month or view type (from day to month). So all this callbacks are fired when new view is rendered.
I've tried to debug. And on the desktop after I click on the timeslot, DragListener.prototype.endInteraction is called with event type 'mouseup'. On the mobile this function is called only when I switch the view. It looks like touch event is recognized as a dragging or scrolling. Only "click" outside of timeslots - for example "next day" button is recognized as touch event.
It's hard to replicate this issue on the jsfiddle. Because even the example from fullcalendar site is working as expected. But maybe this is known problem or someone have had similar issue?
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Answered 2018-Dec-09 at 11:18It turned out that Angular Material 1.1.10 interfere with fullcalendar. It overrides touch handling in some way. And event is recognized as mousedown instead of touchstart.
Solution is to remove all pointer events from:
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I'm using Polymer and its build process. The bundled files are generated throughmy polymer.json file.
I'm not explicitely using Babel, I've just seen it's used by "paper-autocomplete".
When going to the website, I have a js error stating the BabelHelpers is not defined.
- When I use MAJ+F5, it works !
- When I use F5, it doesn't work (BabelHelpers is not defined)
When running it locally it works fine. When I deploy it to my server, I face this issue.
I'm running it as a standalone Java application as it has a Spring backend. The website as multiple entry points, it works fine for all other ones.
The stacktrace :
Command :
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Answered 2017-Oct-14 at 21:21I run into the same issue few days ago after I updated Polymer-cli to newest version. But in my case my application throwed same error on local virtual host (with self-sign certificate). On production website it was fine.
Actually, babelHelpers are injected into file that is selected as entrypoint inside your polymer.json file. Maybe try to look there, if you have correct existing file.
there are few existing issues on github with this problem. Unfortunately there is no verified answer (Polymer team does not really care about github issues)
https://github.com/Polymer/polymer-cli/issues/787 https://github.com/Polymer/polymer-cli/issues/765
There is also same question on stackoverflow with answer: polymer-cli - getting "Can’t find variable: babelHelpers" when I set compile to true
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I have two tasks in my tasks.json file, a build-task and a gulp task that uses gulp-typescript. The latter won't work, and I really don't understand why. They're both using the same tsconfig.json file.
The gulp-task ("tsc"), executes without errors, but does not generate the src/test.js file (outFile). I can't find it elsewhere in the folder-tree, either. The build task generates the file, tho.
Is there some version mismatch between typescript and gulp-typescript? There has been so many changes and Googling the "correct" way is very hard.
I was hoping gulp-typescript was just a transparent layer around typescript. Obviously, its not (it seems to have its own way of generating sourcemaps, etcetera. Some tsconfig.json settings seems to be ignored by gulp-typescript).
tasks.json:
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Answered 2017-Aug-01 at 14:12For other Javascript newbies like me out there, don't manually "beautify" code with extra line-breaks, especially not at return statements;
Turned out that my gulp-typescript task didn't execute the pipe because of that. Took me almost two days to figure out. Doh.
Do:
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When I do require('./something.html') in my code and configure file-loader to load html files something like this:
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Answered 2017-Mar-22 at 06:44I couldn't find any way or plugin to do this job so, I created a custom webpack plugin and it did work perfectly in my case.
If anyone of you run into similar situation you may want to use this plugin too webpack-file-preprocessor-plugin
This is a very lightweight webpack plugin that allows you to pre-process files or assets loaded using file-loader before they're finally emitted.
As this is a very generic plugin you can use it to do any kind of custom pre-processing to assets just before they're finally emitted by webpack.
This example demonstrates how you can use this plugin to minify the html assets loaded using file-loader.
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