bundle-html-scripts
Advanced tools
Bundle and compress all the scripts in any remote or local html file.
Bundle and compress all scripts from any local or remote server's html file
As command line argument
node /path/to/bundle-html-scripts.js http://example.com/file.html
In code
require('bundle-html-scripts')('http://example.com/file.html')
Both commands above will create a file ./bundle.js on success.
There should be no problem parsing files with scripts inside comments, multiline included.
On failure keep trying... after 10+ attempts open an issue including the link.
Two parameters may be passed to the script, skip and verbose, an array of scripts to skip, and a boolean.
For example to skip compiling bundle.js and bar.js you can use
node ./bundle-html-scripts.js http://example.com/file.html "['bundle.js','bar.js']"
Or to print verbose information node ./bundle-html-scripts.js http://example.com/file.html "[]" true
npm install bundle-html-scripts || npm install -g bundle-html-scripts
|| git clone https://github.com/ileathan/bundle-html-scripts && cd bundle-html-scripts && npm install
1.) request
2.) uglify-es
FAQs
Bundle and compress all the scripts in any remote or local html file.
The npm package bundle-html-scripts receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, bundle-html-scripts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bundle-html-scripts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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