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Source Maps
Source maps are enabled out of the box. So, for each file that is compiled you will find a companion
*.css.map file in the same directory. This mapping allows you to trace your compiled stylesheet
selectors back to your original Sass or Less while debugging in your browser.
If you do not want source maps generated for your CSS, you may disable them using a simple
configuration option:
1 elixir.config.sourcemaps = false;
2
3 elixir(function(mix) {
4 A> mix.sass('app.scss');
5
6 });
Working With Scripts
Elixir also provides several functions to help you work with your JavaScript files, such as compiling
ECMAScript 6, compiling CoffeeScript, Browserify, minification, and simply concatenating plain
JavaScript files.
CoffeeScript
The coffee method may be used to compile CoffeeScript¹⁷⁵ into plain JavaScript. The coffee
function accepts a string or array of CoffeeScript files relative to the resources/assets/coffee
directory and generates a single app.js file in the public/js directory:
1 elixir(function(mix) {
2 A> mix.coffee(['app.coffee', 'controllers.coffee']);
3
4 });
Browserify
Elixir also ships with a browserify method, which gives you all the benefits of requiring modules
in the browser and using ECMAScript 6 and JSX.
This task assumes that your scripts are stored in resources/assets/js and will place the resulting
file in public/js/main.js. You may pass a custom output location as an optional second argument:
¹⁷⁵http://coffeescript.org/