MAKER identifies repeats, aligns ESTs and proteins to a genome, produces ab-initio gene predictions and automatically synthesizes these data into gene annotations having evidence-based quality values. It's purpose is to allow smaller eukaryotic and prokaryotic genomeprojects to independently annotate their genomes and to create genome databases. My approach using Craft CMS for the project involves Twig server-side code, but also a sprinkling of Vue, so it's very much a hybrid approach, similar to a lot of people in the Laravel community.MAKER is a portable and easily configurable genome annotation pipeline. During development these are resolved to use the dev server, It's quite likely me scenario is different, but just thought I'd chime in - just in case anyone has a similar scenario and how to approach this. In my Twig templates, I can now refer to these specifically via /dist/img/my-image.png upon build. Hence, my journey to try and "add" every asset to the manifest.īut I've pivoted back to my original goal, and forked the vite-plugin-imagemin plugin to allow direct copying from src/img to dist/img. There are cases I want to use these assets in Twig templates, outside of Vite's awareness. I'm trying to replicate that by using vite-plugin-imagemin which works perfectly, but only for assets used in Vue components, or CSS files. As rightly guessed, I'm coming from Webpack (Laravel Mix) where I would have as part of my production build process, a task that scans the src/img/**/* folder for any and all images, processes them, and copies them to dist/img. I'll say that in my case, I mention the use of imagemin. If the file is deemed not required, should it even end up in dist? What threw me was the fact that it was processing the file - moving it to dist but not adding it to the manifest.
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