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braesident/js\_assets
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Load different javascript assets

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JsAsset
=======

[](#jsasset)

`JsAsset` is a small utility class that discovers JavaScript files, renders them as `` tags, or returns their content directly (optionally minified).

The class works with:

- local files in `assets/*.js`
- optional JS files from Composer dependencies (`vendor///*.js`)

Purpose
-------

[](#purpose)

Typical use cases:

- automatically discover available JS assets
- generate script tags for templates from one central place
- serve JS content through your own endpoint (with optional minification)
- use file-based cache and manifest invalidation when source files change

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
composer require braesident/js_assets
```

Available API
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[](#available-api)

- `JsAsset::getAssets(): array`
- `JsAsset::getScriptTagArray(string $path = '', string ...$matches): array`
- `JsAsset::getScriptTags(string $path = '', string ...$matches): string`
- `JsAsset::getAsset(string $path, bool $minify = false): string`

Snippets
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[](#snippets)

### 1) Render script tags for all assets

[](#1-render-script-tags-for-all-assets)

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