Minify

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Minifier of js, css, html and img

Overview

Minify is a powerful tool designed for optimizing web assets by reducing the size of JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and image files. With its seamless integration and user-friendly command-line interface, Minify simplifies the process of minification, making it accessible for developers who want to enhance their website performance without compromising on functionality. It employs a collection of robust utilities that ensure your code is efficiently compressed and ready for production.

Additionally, Minify supports various configurations and options tailored to meet different needs, whether you are using Node or Deno. Its ability to minify while allowing for customization makes it a versatile addition to any developer's toolkit.

Features

  • Multiple Language Support: Compatible with both Node.js and Deno, making it flexible for different development environments.
  • Utilizes Leading Minification Tools: Incorporates industry-standard tools like @putout/minify, html-minifier, clean-css, and more for comprehensive asset optimization.
  • Command-Line Interface: Easy-to-use CLI commands allow users to minify files quickly and efficiently, outputting results directly to the terminal.
  • Configuration Flexibility: Users can define options in a .minify.json file, enabling specific settings to be set globally or per project.
  • Choice of Minifier: Offers various JS minifier options such as Putout, Terser, Esbuild, and SWC, allowing developers to choose the best one for their use case.
  • Error Handling: Supports async-await and try-catch, making it robust for error management during the minification process.
  • Efficiency: Designed to walk up parent directories to locate configuration files, streamlining the setup process for projects with nested structures.
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