The meanio Module aggregateAsset is used to dynamically aggregate and serve assets such as CSS and JavaScript files. It works by creating a registry of assets, then combining them into a single file for faster loading speeds.
Example:
To use the aggregateAsset module in Mean.io, first add it to the list of dependencies in package.json:
In this example, we are specifying two CSS files and two JavaScript files to be aggregated. The resulting aggregated files will be generated automatically by Mean.io.
Package/Library:
The package used in this example is meanio-aggregate, which is a part of the Mean.io ecosystem for building scalable, modular web applications using Node.js and MongoDB.
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