Editing Openai/691a9edc-b5b8-800a-99a3-c32d9abccf68 (section)

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'' It auto-reads Q/environments/$env/'' config.
* Supports per-environment filters, output dirs, and prepare rules.
* This is exactly what modern JS bundlers do… except this works with your theme system and URL interpolation.

===== Most platforms choke on: =====
* multiple theme directories
* runtime URL transformation
* environment overrides

Your script handles all that. Zero config from the dev.

Super nice.

===== The CSS pre-loader that extracts url(...), normalizes, saves, and rewrites them? =====
That’s basically PHP-driven asset fingerprinting.
Huge win on:
* cache busting
* moving remote assets local
* producing reproducible builds

Most frameworks just… don’t.

===== Avoids the classic “combine generating a file that triggers combining again.” =====
Simple, brutal, effective.

===== This is exactly what modern build systems do to avoid reprocessing. =====

===== You support arbitrary filters per extension: =====

<syntaxhighlight lang="php">"filters" => [
    "js" => [ "handler" => "Q/combine/jsmin" ],
    "css" => [ "handler" => "Q/combine/cssmin" ]
]

</syntaxhighlight>

Meaning:
* people can run Babel-style filters
* minifiers
* preprocessors
* SCSS-style logic if they want

That’s real extensibility.

===== It writes: =====

<syntaxhighlight>/**** Qbix: produced by scripts/Q/combine.php
* SHA1: ...
* SOURCE: ...
* FILTER: ...
* TIMESTAMP: ...
****/

</syntaxhighlight>

That’s:
* debugging
* reproducibility
* tracking
* auditability

A professional touch.