minify javascript in a stream using uglify-js
npm install minify-streamminify javascript in a stream using uglify-js
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npm install minify-stream
`js
var minifyStream = require('minify-stream')
fs.createReadStream('app.js')
.pipe(minifyStream())
.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('app.min.js'))
`
Create a new minify stream. Write a Javascript file or bundle to it.
Possible options are:
- uglify - An uglify module to use, defaults to terser.minify()
It must have an uglify-compatible function.minify()
- All other options are passed to the function as the second parameter.
See the terser docs for available options.
minify-stream adds inline source maps by default. Use exorcist
to extract source maps from the output stream into a separate file. If you don't need source maps, pass
the option to disable them.
`js``
minifyStream({ sourceMap: false })