Deal with mixed folders

[dariusj18]

I am pretty confused with how cfstatic works. Mostly I am wondering if I just don't follow the correct pattern.

My projects are not as organized as the docs layout, my javascript folder contains subfolders for each dependency I have. For example, fancybox has the javascript and css source files in it's own folder.

So it looks like this

/static/js/fancybox/js/fancybox.js
/static/js/fancybox/css/fancybox.css

There is no file

/static/css/fancybox/css/fancybox.css

I want to say cfstatic.include("/static/js/fancybox/fancybox.css")

Can this be done with cfstatic?

[DominicWatson]

No, unfortunately not. CfStatic is a very opinionated about the structure of your js / css. I started a new project to get over that and a few other problems. Right now, it doesn't have built in pre-compiling (we use Grunt with it), but it does all the per request inclusion stuff (including dependency management):

https://github.com/pixl8/sticker

I plan to not support CfStatic in the future as work shifts to Sticker (which is a much more lightweight and performant approach).