User Guide contains information on how to use the jsLex Applications. Two application are provide to perform the functionality offered by jsLex.
jsLex Site Optimization
All of the following tasks can be access by right click on resources (Files) in the Eclipse or selecting text inside of an Editor.
CSS Concatenation and Compression
Provides the ability to concatenate several CSS files into a single file. Right click on multiple CSS files, select several tags, or "@import url()" statements in an editor. Click here
JavaScript Concatenation and Compression
Provides the ability to concatenate several JavaScript files into a single file. Right click on multiple JavaScript files or select several tags in an editor. Click here
Creating Sprites
Create a sprite from multiple image files. Right click on multiple image files to create a sprite. Click here
Export CSS and JavaScript
Clean up your HTML files by exporting embedded JavaScript and styles to separate files. Right click on either a tag or tag in an HTML file and select the appropriate "Export..." menu item. Click here
JavaScript size analysis
Breakdown of what is taking up the most space in your JavaScript file. Rick click on a folder that contains JavaScript and select the "Rockstarapps -> Break down JavaScript file size". Click here
jsLex Performance Metricing
Customize jsLex Web Application
Information on how to configure the jsLex Web Application to best fit your server and development environment. Click here
Compression and Injection
This application allows users to compress and inject thier code through a simple user interface. For more information, Click here
Profiling Analysis
The Profiling Analysis application allow users to capture the performance metrics created. For more information, Click here
Ant Task
An ant task is provided to perform the compression and injection by using an Ant build script file. This can be used for those who already an Ant user. For more information, Click here
Configure Your Application
You will need to modify your application to utilize the profiling code. This section walks you through how to do that. Click here
