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Remove swipper.css from blocking other resources and added surge deploy scripts.

Now you can use bin/setup to setup macos dev env and bin/surge/deploy to deploy to surge some version.

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  • New Features

    • Improved CSS loading strategy by separating critical and non-critical styles, enhancing page load performance.
    • Implemented non-blocking preload for non-critical CSS, optimizing initial rendering time.
    • Introduced automated setup and deployment scripts to streamline project configuration and deployment processes.
    • Added support for Bun in the GitHub Actions workflow to manage JavaScript dependencies.
    • Enhanced README documentation with clear instructions for local environment setup and staging deployment.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed DNS prefetch directive to simplify resource loading and potentially improve performance.
  • Documentation

    • Added fallback support for users with JavaScript disabled to ensure non-critical styles are applied.

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The changes involve modifications to the HTML templates in the Beaver theme, focusing on optimizing the loading strategies for CSS and resource management. A DNS prefetch link was removed, and the handling of critical and non-critical CSS was updated to improve page load performance. Non-critical styles are now loaded asynchronously using preload links, ensuring that critical styles are prioritized while still providing styles for users with JavaScript disabled. Additionally, new scripts for setup and deployment have been introduced to streamline the development process.

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Files Change Summary
themes/beaver/layouts/_default/baseof.html Removed the <link rel='dns-prefetch'> for resource loading.
themes/beaver/layouts/page/index.html Updated CSS handling by separating critical and non-critical styles; introduced a preload link for non-critical CSS.
themes/beaver/layouts/partials/page/testimonials.html Implemented a non-blocking preload strategy for a CSS file, utilizing Hugo's resource management features with PostCSS, minification, and fingerprinting.
Brewfile Added a new Brewfile for installing bun and hugo using Homebrew.
bin/setup Introduced a setup script to automate the installation of system dependencies and project setup.
bin/surge/cleanup Added a cleanup script to remove unwanted files from the public/blog directory.
bin/surge/deploy Created a deployment script to automate the build and deployment process to Surge.
package.json Updated autoprefixer version and added surge as a new dependency.
.github/workflows/hugo.yml Enhanced GitHub Actions workflow by adding steps to set up Bun and run bun install.

Possibly related PRs

  • drop roboto #76: This PR involves changes to CSS files that may relate to the overall styling and layout optimizations, which could connect to the main PR's focus on resource loading and performance improvements.
  • Removes content shifts on loading #79: This PR addresses content shifts during loading, which is relevant to the main PR's changes in how CSS is loaded and could impact the rendering performance.
  • refact: drops critical path #80: This PR discusses dropping critical paths, which may relate to the main PR's focus on optimizing resource loading strategies.
  • move pages to baseof #89: This PR involves moving pages to a base template, which may relate to the structural changes in the main PR that affect how resources are loaded and organized.
  • refact: improves first render for homepage #90: This PR focuses on improving the first render for the homepage, which aligns with the main PR's changes aimed at optimizing CSS loading and overall performance.

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🐰 In the meadow where bunnies play,
Changes made to brighten the day.
With CSS now swift and light,
Our pages load, a joyful sight!
Hop along, let styles bloom,
In the web's garden, there's always room! 🌼


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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
bin/surge/cleanup (1)

1-31: LGTM, but consider adding comments.

The cleanup script is well-structured and follows best practices for error handling. The use of an allowed files list ensures that only necessary files are kept.

However, consider adding comments to explain the purpose of each section of the script. This will improve the maintainability and readability of the code.

Apply this diff to add comments to the script:

#!/bin/bash

+# Enable strict error handling
 set -eo pipefail
 
 # Directory to clean up
 TARGET_DIR="public/blog"
 
 # Allowed files list
 ALLOWED_FILES=(
   "4-lines-speed-up-your-rails-test-suite-on-circleci"
   "page"
   "tags"
   "index.html"
   "index.xml"
   "og-blog.jpg"
 )
 
+# Convert the allowed files array to a string for easier comparison
 ALLOWED_FILES_STRING=$(printf "|%s" "${ALLOWED_FILES[@]}")
 ALLOWED_FILES_STRING=${ALLOWED_FILES_STRING:1}
 
+# Iterate over all files in the target directory
 for file in "$TARGET_DIR"/*; do
+  # Get the base name of the file
   basefile=$(basename -s $TARGET_DIR "$file")
 
+  # Check if the file is in the allowed list
   if [[ ! "$ALLOWED_FILES_STRING" =~ (^|\||[[:space:]])"$basefile"($|\||[[:space:]]) ]]; then
+    # Remove the file if it's not in the allowed list
     rm -rf "$file"
   fi
 done
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Brewfile (1)

1-5: LGTM!

The Brewfile correctly specifies the dependencies and their installation options:

  • oven-sh/bun tap is added to install bun from a custom repository.
  • bun is installed with link and force options to ensure it's properly linked and overwrites any existing installation.
  • hugo is installed using the default options.

The code changes are approved.

bin/surge/deploy (1)

1-11: LGTM!

The bin/surge/deploy script correctly implements the deployment steps:

  • Sets the SURGE_APP environment variable with a default value of "jt-site".
  • Runs the hugo command with appropriate flags to build the site for production.
  • Runs the bin/surge/cleanup script to clean up any previous deployments.
  • Deploys the public directory to Surge using the SURGE_APP variable for the domain name.

The code changes are approved.

bin/setup (1)

1-8: LGTM!

The bin/setup script correctly implements the project setup steps:

  • Checks if Homebrew is installed and runs brew bundle to install the dependencies specified in the Brewfile.
  • If Homebrew is not installed, it prompts the user to manually install the dependencies listed in the Brewfile.
  • Runs bun install to install the JavaScript dependencies using Bun.

The code changes are approved.

package.json (2)

13-13: LGTM!

The autoprefixer dependency update is approved.


16-16: LGTM, but verify the surge usage.

The addition of the surge dependency is approved.

However, ensure that this dependency is being used correctly and that all necessary configuration files and deployment scripts have been updated to utilize it effectively.

Run the following script to verify the surge usage:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the `surge` dependency.

# Test 1: Search for import statements. Expect: At least one occurrence.
rg --type js $'require\(.*surge.*\)|import.*surge'

# Test 2: Search for configuration files. Expect: At least one occurrence.
fd --type f --regex '.*surge.*\.(js|json|yml|yaml)'

# Test 3: Search for deployment scripts. Expect: At least one occurrence.
rg --type sh $'surge'

@pftg pftg changed the title refact: prevent swipper to be loaded as blocking refact: reduce blocking rendering Sep 10, 2024
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
.github/workflows/hugo.yml (2)

45-45: Remove the unnecessary empty line.

The empty line at line 45 can be removed to improve readability.

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50-50: LGTM, but remove the unnecessary empty lines.

Setting up Bun and installing dependencies using Bun is a good addition to the workflow. It can improve the performance and compatibility of the build process.

However, the empty lines at lines 50 and 54 can be removed to improve readability.

Apply this diff to remove the empty lines:

-

Also applies to: 54-54, 55-56

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LGTM

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@pftg , Conflicts.

@pftg pftg force-pushed the refact-reduce-css-blocking branch from af526ca to f6eba19 Compare September 11, 2024 08:17
@pftg pftg merged commit 66bccda into master Sep 11, 2024
@pftg pftg deleted the refact-reduce-css-blocking branch September 11, 2024 08:42
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