I'd like something similar to the SysCssPlugin.
- Allows a system-wide and/or project-only JavaScript? directory
- Requires only the following config settings:
[components]
sysjs.* = enabled
#sysjs.global = enabled
#sysjs.local = enabled
[sysjs]
# files to load
global = prototype.js,scriptaculous.js,subdir/other.js
local = myproject.js,subdir/extra.js
If possible, I'd like to be able to avoid creating a .py file as the syscss plugin currently requires. It seems like this could be avoided by just establishing defaults.
For example, if [component] values of sysjs.* or sysjs.global are enabled, then the [sysjs] global file path will be /usr/share/trac/htdocs/js/sysjs. If [component] sysjs.global = disabled, the [sysjs] global setting will be ignored.
Similarly, if [component] sysjs.* = enabled or [component] sysjs.local = enabled, then files specified by [sysjs] local will be loaded from /path/to/trac/env/js.
Seems like a much simpler setup to me than what's done in SysCssPlugin. Love SysCssPlugin, but think it could possibly be easier to configure than it is currently. (Of course, I say this knowing damn little about Python.)
CC'ing coderanger, since I hope he'll be interested in this project.
