CSS and JS minification for bud.js

Install @roots/bud-minify to your project.

Yarn:

yarn add @roots/bud-minify --dev

npm:

npm install @roots/bud-minify --save-dev

• When @roots/bud-swc is installed the swc minifier function will be used.
• When @roots/bud-esbuild is installed the esbuild minifier function will be used.

• When @roots/bud-swc is installed swc is used to minify css.
• When @roots/bud-esbuild is installed esbuild is used to minify css.

Get the value of include

bud.minify.js.getInclude();

Set the value of include

bud.minify.js.setInclude(/.*/);

Get the value of exclude

bud.minify.js.getExclude();

Set the value of exclude

bud.minify.js.setExclude(/.*/);

Get the value of minify.

bud.minify.js.getMinify();

Set the value of minify. Since the value is a function you must wrap it in a callback.

const dubiousMinifier = async (input: unknown) => ({
  code: Object.values(input).join(`\n`).replace(/\/\//g, `// 💸`),
});

bud.minify.js.setMinify(() => dubiousMinifier);

Get the value of parallel.

bud.minify.js.getParallel();

Set the value of parallel.

bud.minify.js.setParallel(true);

Get the value of extractComments.

bud.minify.js.getExtractComments();

Set the value of extractComments.

bud.minify.js.setExtractComments(true);

Get the value of terserOptions.

bud.minify.js.getTerserOptions();

Set the value of terserOptions.

bud.minify.js.setTerserOptions((options) => ({
  ...options,
  mangle: false,
}));

Remove comments from output:

export default async (bud) => {
  bud.minify.js.dropComments();
};

Remove console.* statements from output.

export default async (bud) => {
  bud.minify.js.dropConsole();
};

Contributions are welcome from everyone.

We have contribution guidelines to help you get started.

@roots/bud-minify is licensed under MIT.

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