On 01-06-14 16:36, Renato Oliveira wrote:
{% static 'path/to/my/angular.js' http://googlecdn/angular.js %}
{% static 'path/to/bootstrap.css' http://bootstrapcdn/bootstrap.css %}
It seems to me that the core use case of the staticfiles app is to
manage *local* css files well. This includes the scenario where the
local files are copied off to a CDN. That CDN's base URL can then be
used in production.
What you are proposing sounds to be a different problem:
- You want to use a CDN in production.
- You want to use local files as a fallback for when you're on a train
without an internet connection to the CDN.
So... I don't think this change should go into staticfiles.
But... the basic use case is sound. Perhaps you could change your code
into a template tag that looks like
{% cdn http://googlecdn/whatever.js %} ?
With a management command that would download all the relevant files to
a local directory? (Assuming you can list the templates). Or that would
do it on the fly when an internet connection is available when you use
the template?
It works the other way around from your current approach, but that looks
to me to be the right way around :-)
Reinout
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