Google Closure Compiler API - Docker Image
This image allows you to Compile your JS code using Google Closure Compiler API in CLI
Install
pip3 install google_closure_compiler_apiUsage
usage: compiler.py [-h] [--js JS] [--js_output_file JS_OUTPUT_FILE] [--compilation_level {WHITESPACE_ONLY,SIMPLE_OPTIMIZATIONS,ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATIONS}]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--js JS Input file
--js_output_file JS_OUTPUT_FILE
Output file
--compilation_level {WHITESPACE_ONLY,SIMPLE_OPTIMIZATIONS,ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATIONS}
Compilation levelDefault values
–js : /dev/stdin (input your code)
–js_output_file : /dev/stdout (Prints compiled code in the shell)
–compilation_level : WHITESPACE_ONLY
Docker usage
docker run --rm -ti -v /path/to/my/file.js:/root/myfile.js femtopixel/google-closure-compiler --js /root/myfile.js1 maintainer
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