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hilt-minifier

v1.2.3

Published

A minifier tool for different types of files, check the readme!

Downloads

9

Readme

This is a global NPM package, you can use it by using the hilt command in your terminal/command prompt. I plan on adding more file types if anyone is interested or in need of it, just email me at the address near the bottom of this page.

hilt -s name.css

The above command will allow you to completely minify the file "name.css" that is in the current working directory. You can include -c or -r after the file name if you want to implement those options.

HILT will automatically create a newly minified file without altering the original, and in the same working directory.

For a complete directory minify, use hilt -d. You can also use the -c and -r flags when performing an entire directory minify.

Single File Minify

Working Directory Minify