Optimize Monster UI

How to optimize Monster UI?

The optimizer will reduce the size, obfuscate and reformat all the CSS and JS file in the project 

Prerequisites

In order to use the optimizer, you will need… the requirejs optimizer (https://github.com/jrburke/r.js). You will need to install node and npm.

The Build file

The optimizer is based on a build file that will specify what options you will want to use to optimize the project. Here is the one that I used to do it:

{

baseUrl: monsterToOptimized/
   ,mainConfigFile: monsterToOptimized/js/main.js
   ,dir: optimized
   ,findNestedDependencies: true,
   ,preserveLicenseComments: false
   ,removeCombined: true
   ,modules: [{ name: js/main
          ,exclude: [config]},
     

{    

 name: apps/common/app
   ,exclude: [bootstrap-switch
     ,toastr
     ,jquery
     ,monster
     ,timepicker
     ,underscore
     ,ddslick
 ]},
    

{

name: apps/voip/app
  ,exclude: [ jstz
  ,monster-timezone
  ,toastr               
  ,jquery				
  ,mask                
  ,monster                 
  ,timepicker     
  ,underscore				
  ,chosen                
  ,chart
  ]},


{ 

name: apps/callflows/app
,exclude: [                
,jquery         
,monster            
,underscore				
,chosen                
,mask                
,monster-timezone                
,slider

        ]}
    
     ]}

If you want to get more information about what option is used for what I recommend taking a look at the example here: 

https://github.com/jrburke/r.js/blob/master/build/example.build.js

Execution

Let’s say that you have put the optimizer file r.js and your build file build.js in a folder at the same level than the Monster UI folder. The command that you will need to execute is the following one:

node r.js -o build.js

When the execution is done, you should have a folder called ‘optimized’ in the same folder as r.js (Note: On Windows, you might have to type r.js.cmd instead of r.js)

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