Compress CSS and JS generated from api_resources

[todd]

Hook the GenerateResources? call in setup.py to emit "compressed" JS and CSS rather than the original verbatim. This should reduce our install size, and how much we send to the browser, too.

UPDATE: Instead of compressing all files, we will only compress files with an indicator, such as the first line being a comment "tcms compress." This will allow files to be compressed as needed and for any "externa" resource files (prototype, tinyMCE, etc.) to use their pre-built compressed versions.

[todd]

Replying to todd:

The code is done and in place, but we need to test that the compression process hasn't borked either our CSS or our JS. This will require some rigorous testing.

Hook the GenerateResources? call in setup.py to emit "compressed" JS and CSS rather than the original verbatim. This should reduce our install size, and how much we send to the browser, too.

[william]

Instead of compressing all files, we will only compress files with an indicator, such as the first line being a comment "tcms compress." This will allow files to be compressed as needed and for any "externa" resource files (prototype, tinyMCE, etc.) to use their pre-built compressed versions.

[anonymous]

Milestone 1.0 - "Holy Crap, it's an application platform" deleted