harwoeck/mysophie harwoeck/mysophie

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    MIT License
  • Created over 7 years ago
  • Updated about 7 years ago
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mysophie is a tool that handles static asset versioning and can be plugged into any building process. It's stateless, allows very aggressive cache settings and only runs once per production build.

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