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vanpattenmedia/quickassets
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Cache-busting URLs made easy

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quickassets
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[](#quickassets)

QuickAssets is a simple script in development with the goal of making it easier to generate cache-bustable URLs in PHP.

The goal is to create a simple framework for defining a server (or multiple servers) and automatically setting cache-friendly URLs. You should be handling the actual caching yourself, either with server-side Apache/Nginx settings or with a cache engine like Varnish (or both).

**NOTE:** If you're a legacy user of QuickAssets, [you'll want to read this](https://github.com/vanpattenmedia/quickassets/wiki/Upgrading-to-QuickAssets-1.0).

### Using QuickAssets

[](#using-quickassets)

Getting started with QuickAssets is easy. First, add QuickAssets to your composer.json file:

```
{
	"require": {
		"vanpattenmedia/quickassets": "dev-master"
	}
}
```

Then, install QuickAssets with `composer install`.

In your project's code, after requiring the Composer autoloader, use QuickAssets and instantiate it:

```
use VanPattenMedia\QuickAssets\QuickAsset;

$a = new QuickAsset();
```

Next, set up an asset type:

```
$a->addAssetType('css', array(
	'assetPath' => 'assets/stylesheets',
	'rootPath'  => __DIR__ . '../../public/assets/stylesheets',
));
```

Bind your asset type to a new host:

```
$a->addHost('/', array(
	'assetTypes' => [ 'css' ],
));
```

Echo the result in your template file:

```