wtranspilationstrategy
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Aggregator of strategies to transpile JS code. It provides unified programmatic and CL interfaces to transpile/optimize/minimize/beautify code by one or several transpilers in series. More strategies could be added as plugins. Default options of transpila
Aggregator of strategies to transpile JS code. It provides unified programmatic and CL interfaces to transpile/optimize/minimize/beautify code by one or several transpilers in series. More strategies could be added as plugins. Default options of transpilation can be written into a config file to avoid retyping. Use the module to utilize the power of open source transpilation tools in single package.
npm install
node sample/Sample.s
npm -g install wtranspilationstrategy
ts .
ts .config.define debug:0 minification:0 optimization:9
ts .config.read
npm -g install wtranspilationstrategy
ts .config.define debug:0 minification:7 optimization:9
ts .config.define strategies:[ Babel, Uglify, Babel ]
ts .transpile inputPath:sample/Sample.js outputPath:temp.tmp/Sample.js
ts .config.define verbosity:3
ts .transpile inputPath:sample/Sample2.js outputPath:temp.tmp/Sample2.js debug:1
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Aggregator of strategies to transpile JS code. It provides unified programmatic and CL interfaces to transpile/optimize/minimize/beautify code by one or several transpilers in series. More strategies could be added as plugins. Default options of transpila
The npm package wtranspilationstrategy receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, wtranspilationstrategy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that wtranspilationstrategy 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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