jsmin.js v1.1.0 is a minimal command-line JavaScript minifier that removes non-essential whitespace, comments, and blank lines while preserving shebangs and strings. Inspired by Crockford's JSMin but implemented in just 34 lines of clever (not clean) JavaScript with no braces '{}' in the source. It is a single-file, zero-dependency CLI tool for file-by-file minification. Slower release cadence, last updated in 2020. Differentiator: extremely compact implementation, but limited to basic transformations and lacks configuration options.
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Minify a JavaScript file using the CLI, output written to .min.js sibling file.
Ensure all input files use 'use strict'; directives where expected.
If you need fine-grained control, consider using a configurable minifier like Terser or UglifyJS.
Backup original files before minification.
Run 'npm install -g jsmin.js' or use full path './jsmin.js'.
Use the CLI via npx or global install: npx jsmin.js <file>
Add 'use strict'; at the top of your file or rewrite code to be strict-mode compatible.
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