conditionally load javascript based on environment from within closure

[newtonianb]

While developing on local I want to use the public google maps api so I don't use up my requests, however when on production I need the url which contains a key to authenticate. How can I conditionally load one or the other based on the environment. I tried to debug and saw there was an $env variable however it's always 'environment' which I assume is based on my laravel rules. However when I compile for production with php artisan basset:build --production I would expect that variable to be 'production' but it's not. I've also noticed there is $argv attributes that I can read, my hack below uses that where I consider it production build if there are 3 arguments 'php artisan' 'basset:build' '--production'

Is this the right way of doing this? I noticed there was whenProductionBuild() but that's only for a filter correct?

    'home' => function($collection) 
    {
      $directory = $collection->directory('assets', function($collection) {
        $collection->stylesheet('css/bootstrap/bootstrap.min.css');
        $collection->stylesheet('css/bootstrap/bootstrap-responsive.min.css');

       if ($GLOBALS['env'] == 'production' || isset($GLOBALS['argv']) && (count($GLOBALS['argv']) == 3 && $GLOBALS['argv'][2] == '--production')) $collection->javascript('https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?key=mykeyhere&sensor=false');
        else $collection->javascript('http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false');
      });
      $directory->apply('CssMin')->whenProductionBuild();
      $directory->apply('UriRewriteFilter');
      $directory->apply('JsMin')->whenProductionBuild();
    },
``

[Anahkiasen]

No you should probably use Laravel's environment. Then can be configured in bootstrap/start.php either with machine names or URLs. And then in your collection you use if (App::environment() == 'production').

[newtonianb]

The problem when I run the compile for production command line from my local environment it will think its local , our workflow is we compile locally then push rsync to the server.

[fedeisas]

I think running php artisan basset:build --production doesn't really sets the App environment to production. Is just an internal flag for Basset.

Luckily, @jasonlewis provided a bunch of useful filters. You could do something like:

$collection
    ->javascript('https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?key=mykeyhere&sensor=false')
    ->whenProductionBuild();

$collection
    ->javascript('http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false')
    ->whenDevelopmentBuild();

I haven't tested that code.

Read more: http://jasonlewis.me/code/basset/4.0/filters#production-build