Using the NodeJS Zazl Optimizer

Using the NodeJS Zazl Optimizer

If you have NodeJS installed (requires version >= 0.6) you can try the Node.js Zazl Optimizer.

It supports :

1. Validation based caching.
2. Gzipping of the response where applicable using Node.js zlib support
3. The response can be javascript compressed by uglify-js
4. Resources and Analysis data are cached for better response times (The first request on server start will be the slowest but from then on request will be substantially faster).

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• Install it via npm :

  npm install zazloptimizer

• To try it out you can download the available examples, create an examples directory and unzip it into that.

• To run via Connect run the following :

  node node_modules/.bin/zazlconnect examples

• You can add node_modules/.bin to your PATH env to remove the need to prefix zazlconnect.

• Note On windows you may have to bypass using the symlink and reference the js module directly. e.g

  node node_modules\zazloptimizer\jsbin\zazlconnect.js examples

• To run on a different port :

  node node_modules/.bin/zazlconnect examples 9080

• To turn off javascript compression (on by default, via uglify-js) :

  node node_modules/.bin/zazlconnect examples 9080 false

• There are two samples available in the examples.zip that use direct injection for script loading.

  http://localhost:8080/inject_amdcalendar.html

  http://localhost:8080/inject_amddeclarative.html