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I am trying to have collaborative development of a HTML5 web app which people could navigate too through my drupal site. I was planning on putting the html, JS and CSS3 files in my sites/default/files folder and just passing a link. I am curious how i perform to things

How can I put an alias over the html file so i can have url mysite/demo also I want to block people from reading my JS and CSS3 files so the source code is just not purely out in the open is there a way to do this.

I know inspect html on most browsers give you a lot but I do not want them to find my .js file and then request that and have my source code.

Any assistance or guidance would be very helpful

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    If you are going to down grade me at least explain why. I think this is a novel question.
    – TheCodeNovice
    Commented Jun 20, 2014 at 22:30

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I think the best option for what your describing is to take a screen shot of the site and use that; as an image will not display the html/css/js. https://www.drupal.org/project/phantomjs_capture is the project I would use; this is a very odd request so in order to achieve this you'll have to do some custom coding.

If your looking to obfuscate the JavaScript by minification AdvAgg can help but it's not setup to fully obfuscate the JS as it will point to the source file by default (for GPL compliance). This could be changed; if you do decide to go down this route open up a request in the advagg issue queue and I'll add in a hidden option to allow this to happen.

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  • Thanks a lot. I am stuck between a rock and a hard place as I want people to see where I am at but not steal my source code. I will check out your suggestions.
    – TheCodeNovice
    Commented Jun 20, 2014 at 22:29
  • im using 7.x-2.7, is the fully obfuscate available now? or can you point me which part of the code i should look into it? Thanks!
    – Kent
    Commented Apr 7, 2015 at 7:03
  • @Kent The latest dev has it and 2.8 will be coming out very soon. Drupal.org is actaully using the dev version currently. Go to admin/config/development/performance/advagg/js-compress and uncheck "Add licensing comments".
    – mikeytown2
    Commented Apr 7, 2015 at 10:27

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