Reputation: 18445
I am using YepNope as a resource loader, but I am now having to support Less files, but I cannot seem to get it to load these files, I did read:
https://github.com/SlexAxton/yepnope.js/pull/64
But it doesn't really say how it should be done... do I have to add a custom filter or prefix with !less and then manually write it out to the DOM?
I would basically be doing something like:
yepnope("path/to/file.less")
Upvotes: 1
Views: 669
Reputation: 432
Here's what I do:
yepnope.addPrefix('less', function(resourceObj) {
resourceObj.forceCSS = true;
resourceObj.attrs = {
'rel' : "stylesheet/less",
'type': "text/css"
};
return resourceObj;
}
This will create a yepnope prefix function for any URL that starts with less!
. The function will force it to be loaded as CSS and also place the rel
and type
attributes in the <link>
element, which are required for LESS to parse the files. Make sure you're using yepnope 1.5+, or Modernizr.
Then, in your load statements:
yepnope({
load: [
'less!path/to/file.less',
'less!path/to/file2.less',
...
'path/to/less.js'
]
});
Which will first load your *.less
files, and then process them with the LESS JavaScript.
Upvotes: 4