gears-uglifyjs
UglifyJS compressor for Gears. This package already includes the UglifyJS source code for you, so you don’t need to worry about installing it yourself.
Bundled UglifyJS version: 1.3.3
Installation
Install gears-uglifyjs with pip:
$ pip install gears-uglifyjs
Requirements
gears-uglifyjs requires node.js to be installed in your system.
Usage
Add gears_uglifyjs.UglifyJSCompressor to environment’s compressors registry:
from gears_uglifyjs import UglifyJSCompressor
environment.compressors.register('application/javascript', UglifyJSCompressor.as_handler())
If you use Gears in your Django project, add this code to its settings:
GEARS_COMPRESSORS = {
'application/javascript': 'gears_uglifyjs.UglifyJSCompressor',
}
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