Add project vendored css and js into sprockets path #271
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Nice work. Mind writing some simple tests for this? Should be a basic sprockets from gem example in middleman-more, just dup that and have a fixture with a vendored lib. |
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Add project vendored css and js into sprockets path
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If a sprockets-enabled css or js-framework is used (or user just wants to be in control which assets are rendered in his/her public folders) - this will allow to put it in './vendor/' or './app/' like in rails, leaving in 'source/javascripts' only manifests for requiring everything else.