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Optional growl notification when a file fails to compile along the lines of " didn't compile."

Whenever you save a javascript file with bad syntax it throws an exception and crashes the process. I believe this is happening when trying to read requires in one of the processors

After creating a new directory assembly attempts to compile it, thinking it is a file

create a readme to explain the point of this project and how to use it

Currently all javascripts are expected to start at the root of the source dir. Add an option to let javascripts start at a subdir within source.

add ability to update paths of require array, for example:

require(["./app", "./nested/foo"], function(app, foo){}); 

should become

require(["app", "nested/foo"], function(app, foo){}); 

cache css imports to speed up processing of css files

create an option to write out assets with its checksum to the file in order to version it. A require config will need to also be created in order to look up the proper assets

there is a timing bug where we re-process a javascript file which has already been processed.

use clean-css to minify compiled css

$ = require('jquery')

exports = {foo : "bar"}

use jshint

create a compiler for json files to generate javascript configs. Use NODE_ENV to compile out the proper config sections (process.env.NODE_ENV) for example

// filename: assets/config.json

"development" : {
  "database" : "mongo://127.0.0.1:7000",
  "host" : "http://localhost"
},

"production" : {
  "database" : "mongo://db.production.com:7000",
  "host" : "http://www.production.com"
}

when running as NODE_ENV=production then compile out to:

// filename: js/config.js

define("js/config", [ "require", "module", "exports" ], function(require, module, exports) {
 module.exports = { "database" : "mongo://db.production.com:7000", "host" : "http://www.production.com"}
});