django-compressor-celery
A extension of django_compressor which compress the files by celery workers. The system behind the scene is very simple. The first request on a page with a {% compress %} block will create a celery task which compress this specific block. Instead to wait for the compressed version the first request gets the uncompressed version. After the compress task is finished compressor will deliver the compressed code from the cache directory.
- Benefits:
Support all features of template inheritance
No offline compression by deployment
Install
Install as usual django-compressor and celery for django
Install django-compressor-celery
Add compressor_celery to your installed apps
Replace in your template {% load compress %} with {% load compress_celery %}
Configuration
If you want to change some task options you should use the settings key COMPRESS_CELERY_TASK_CONFIG which contains a dict with the options. (Inspired by django-celery-email)
Example:
COMPRESS_CELERY_TASK_CONFIG = {
'name': 'compressor.lets_compress',
'queue': 'compressor',
'ignore_result': False
...
}
The default config should work well for the most use cases.
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