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Fuse is a command line tool to fuse multiple JavaScript files into one.
Fuse is very, very new! At the moment all it does is combine multiple JavaScript files into one. It doesn't do anything else (yet) in terms of minification, etc.
[sudo] npm install fuse -g
You need to install it globally, because it's nothing something that you can require
in your nodejs code. It's only a command line program.
Fuse uses inline comment-based directives to determine which JavaScript files you'd like to determine. Use the following syntax in your main JavaScript file to inform Fuse about which JavaScript file you'd like to fuse and where.
// @depends path/to/javascript/file.js
Passing a file with the line above to Fuse, will produce a file containing the original JavaScript and the content of path/to/javascript/file.js in the exact position of the depends statement.
To run just once:
fuse.js -i path/to/main.js -o path/to/output.js
To watch a file for changes:
fuse.js -i path/to/main.js -o path/to/output.js -w
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The npm package fuse receives a total of 3,091 weekly downloads. As such, fuse popularity was classified as popular.
We found that fuse demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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