assetic

I am getting a 500 error when compiling scss files with assetic. Strangely enough, using php app/console assetic:dump the scss compiles without issue. Resources in web/bundles are relative symlinks. I'm running OSX 10.8, symfony 2.3, and php 5.4.20. config.yml # Assetic Configuration assetic: debug: %kernel.debug% use_controller: false bundles: [ ] filters: cssrewrite: ~ sass: apply_to: "\.scss$" base.html.twig {# ... #} {% stylesheets filter='cssrewrite' 'bundles/acmehello/css/main.css' 'bundles/acmehello/scss/page.scss' %} <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ asset_url }}"/> {% endstylesheets %}

Is it possible to load assets conditionally with Assetic? For example (peusocode): load resource1.js load resource2.js if condition = true load resource3.js endif output combined.js No it's not possible because assetic files are compiled on the server side, so assetic don't have access to the value of your variable at runtime. A solution could be to add a second assetic tag // the first assetic tag {% if condition %} // an other assetic tag {% endif %} Nicolas I came across to exactly the same problem. As julesbou already mentioned, it is necessary to add several assetic tags. My particular

I'm using assetic with symfony and I'd like to append a timestamp or date string to the end of the filenames it creates. The purpose of this is to have more control over browser caching, so every time I run assetic:dump, all my compiled assets will have a new file name and users browsers will download the new file. Is this the best way to prevent browsers using old (cached) asset files? If it is, how do I append the timestamp to the filenames? I suggest, in order to have control over browser's cache, do the following: app/config/config.yml framework: templating: assets_version: %assets_version

I'm trying to build a project using Symfony2 and all possible optimizations included. One of such is the optimizing of images used in the html. Symfony2 has a bundle Assetic that allows for this using e.g. optipng right from the Twig templates. The docs are here: http://symfony.com/doc/2.0/cookbook/assetic/jpeg_optimize.html The problem i'm having is that everything works in the dev environment (where all assetic assets are served through a controller) but that the CLI command dumps to a file, not used in the rendered templates. This is the output when dumping the assets, the files are

Is there a way to use Twig as an Assetic filter? What I want to do is have Twig parse my JavaScript files as Twig templates, and then pass them to Assetic so that they get combined and minified in production. You might be scratching your head thinking why I would want to do this in the first place, so let me jump to an example. I am making a game engine in JavaScript and I need to have two versions of several 'classes'. One version for the user and another for the editor. An example of one of these classes would be the singleton World . The user version of this class might look like this: var

I have simple login page and security set up like this: firewalls: main: pattern: ^/ form_login: provider: fos_userbundle csrf_provider: form.csrf_provider use_referer: true always_use_default_target_path: true default_target_path: / logout: true anonymous: true access_control: - { path: ^/login$, role: IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY } - { path: ^/register, role: IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY } - { path: ^/resetting, role: IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY } - { path: ^/, role: ROLE_ADMIN } And in my base.html.twig file I have {% stylesheets '@BrStgCcBundle/Resources/public/css/bootstrap.css' %} <link