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node-minify
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Javascript / CSS minifier based on Babel-minify / Butternut / YUI Compressor / Google Closure Compiler / UglifyJS2 / Sqwish / Clean-css / CSSO
A very light minifier Node.js module.
It allow you to compress JavaScript, CSS and HTML files.
JavaScript:
CSS:
HTML:
Command Line Interface:
npm install node-minify # OR yarn add node-minify
var compressor = require('node-minify');
// Using Google Closure Compiler
compressor.minify({
compressor: 'gcc',
input: 'foo.js',
output: 'bar.js',
callback: function(err, min) {}
});
// Using UglifyJS with wildcards
compressor.minify({
compressor: 'uglifyjs',
input: './**/*.js',
output: 'bar.js',
callback: function(err, min) {}
});
// With Promise
var promise = compressor.minify({
compressor: 'uglifyjs',
input: './**/*.js',
output: 'bar.js'
});
promise.then(function(min) {});
Visit https://node-minify.2clics.net for full documentation
Since v0.5.0, a windows support is available for the no-compress option and uglify-js (thanks to pieces029 and benpusherhq)
FAQs
Javascript / CSS minifier based on Babel-minify / Butternut / YUI Compressor / Google Closure Compiler / UglifyJS2 / Sqwish / Clean-css / CSSO
The npm package node-minify receives a total of 8,383 weekly downloads. As such, node-minify popularity was classified as popular.
We found that node-minify 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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