Compacted Install #26

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opened 2019-12-11 14:17:13 -05:00 by Nerdpie · 2 comments
Nerdpie commented 2019-12-11 14:17:13 -05:00 (Migrated from github.com)

While I haven't worked with GitHub Actions myself, would it be practical (I'm sure it's possible, but the feasibility and added support work I do not know) to have a script set up to automatically minify and compress Opus? I know that would make it harder to modify in-game, but every byte helps, especially if I actually set up Milo to handle every recipe in a pack like Enigmatica 2: Expert. Ideally, both versions would still be available based on user interest (the minified code should, in theory, be functionally the same), similarly to libraries like jQuery having the regular and -min versions available.

While I haven't worked with GitHub Actions myself, would it be practical (I'm sure it's possible, but the feasibility and added support work I do not know) to have a script set up to automatically minify and compress Opus? I know that would make it harder to modify in-game, but every byte helps, especially if I actually set up Milo to handle every recipe in a pack like Enigmatica 2: Expert. Ideally, both versions would still be available based on user interest (the minified code _should_, in theory, be functionally the same), similarly to libraries like jQuery having the regular and `-min` versions available.
kepler155c commented 2019-12-13 18:25:30 -05:00 (Migrated from github.com)

That does sound like a good idea. Also, there are some other options currently available:

  1. lzwfs package will perform compression to specified directories (set in System->System)
  2. minify package can be install and run against the sys directory.

Note that both of these are still somewhat experimental (but I have not seen any negatives so far).

That does sound like a good idea. Also, there are some other options currently available: 1. lzwfs package will perform compression to specified directories (set in System->System) 2. minify package can be install and run against the sys directory. Note that both of these are still somewhat experimental (but I have not seen any negatives so far).
Nerdpie commented 2019-12-14 12:51:05 -05:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Yeah, I've started using the lzwfs package; I think that it was part of what brought about this suggestion, actually.

Yeah, I've started using the lzwfs package; I think that it was part of what brought about this suggestion, actually.
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Reference: MayaTheShy/Opus#26