What is an asset?
An asset is simply any type of content that you want to make available on a HTML page in your web application.
This includes — but not limited to:
- images
- audio files
- scripts
- stylesheets
- icons
- external URL resources
- and many more!
What kind of assets are supported?
EVERY ONE OF THEM.
In all seriousness, every kind of assets can be supported and managed using Pecker framework.
In Pecker, any kind of asset can fall into at least one of the following Pecker-defined asset types:
- a physical file (i.e. a file asset), for eg: JavaScript scripts, CSS/LESS/SASS stylesheets
- an entire folder and its content (including sub-folders) (i.e. a folder asset)
- a URL referring to an external file asset (i.e. a URL asset hosted in a CDN)
- a
browserifybundle (i.e. a browserify asset, a special asset type) - an ordered set of assets (i.e. an asset package); can also include another asset package (nested package)
Related pages
- Read more about Pecker's asset types.