Idea : conditional check for the css() and js() helpers
manuelmoreale opened this issue · 2 comments
Right now, there's no built in way to check if a script/stylesheet needs to be loaded in a page.
We can use a combination of e() and js|css/() and do something like this...
e(condition , js('assets/js/script.min.js'))
...but would nice to have this included as a third parameter, so something like this
js('assets/js/script.min.js' , true , condition)
Just an idea 😉
Using e for this is pretty straightforward in my opinion. Do you have a use-case where a condition param would be more useful?
I agree, it is pretty straightforward and I don't have a case where it's more useful because it actually isn't since at the end of the day it's the same functionality.
It's just a matter of convenience to have all in one function and I personally think is nice to write things in a more compact way.
But mine was just an idea, definitely not something we need, plenty of alternative solutions available.
Most of the time the js('@auto') does the job perfectly well but there are times when you need to include a bunch of different things in one page and you can't really bundle them together.
Anyway, as I said, just a suggestion. Feel free to label it as an idea or close it/delete it