The Closure Compiler is a tool for reducing the size of Javascript files to make them download and run faster.
It’s a Java-based tool. This package, in the spirit of the yuicompressor <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/yuicompressor/> package, provides a simple way to install and use the the Closure compiler from Python, bundling the closure.jar with the Python package.
I recommend looking at webassets for your CSS/JS compression needs.
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If you want a new version to be uploaded, open a ticket at the Github page.
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