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minify-css-js

v1.1.5

Published

Minify All Css and JS files and Upload on AWS

Downloads

10

Readme

Minify JS and CSS and Upload on S3

To install package run npm install minify-css-js

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Use Cases

  • Minify CSS and JS
  • Upload on S3 Bucket
  • Define Path or Change Location on S3
  • Define Path for Local Location

1. Minify CSS and JS

To Minify your CSS and JS you need to write the following code

const Minify=require('minify-css-js')

new Minify()
.add_js('/public/js/theme.js')
.add_js('/public/js/app.js')
.add_js('/public/js/work.js')
.add_css('public/css/bootstrap.css')
.add_css('public/css/slider.css')
.add_css('public/css/styles.css')
.minify()
// Here add_js use for minify JS files and add_css for minify css files
// .minify() use for execution

The path you defined for CSS or JS files. it will create minified files on same location Like:

If the path : /public/js/theme.js
The Output  : /public/js/theme.min.js

Smae for CSS

If the path : /public/css/bootstrap.css
The Output  : /public/css/bootstrap.min.css

2. Upload on S3 Bucket

To Upload your Minified CSS and JS you need pass your S3 Details

const Minify=require('minify-css-js')

new Minify()
.s3({
    ACCESS_KEY:"Your S3 Access Key",
    SECRET_KEY:"Your S3 Secret",
    BUCKET:"bucket-name"
})
.add_js('public/js/theme.js')
.add_css('public/css/bootstrap.css')
.minify()
// It will upload on s3 alse on same location and same folder structure

3. Define Path or Change Location on S3

If you are worry about path while uploading on s3 bucket. Here is Solution. you can specify your own path that will replace existing path with your path with the help of path_replace() function. It accept 2 parameters

path_replace('Existing Path for Match','Replace with this Path')

Suppose the file in your local on this location public/css/style.css

and you want to upload on s3 on location assets/css/style.css

for this you can pass like this

path_replace('public/','assets/')

Check below complete example.

const Minify=require('minify-css-js')

new Minify()
.s3({
    ACCESS_KEY:"Your S3 Access Key",
    SECRET_KEY:"Your S3 Secret",
    BUCKET:"bucket-name"
})
.path_replace('./public','assets')
.add_js('public/js/theme.js')
.add_css('public/css/bootstrap.css')
.minify()
// It will upload on s3 alse on same location and same folder structure

4. Define Path Local Location Path

If you are worry about path while uploading on s3 bucket. Here is Solution. you can specify your own path that will replace existing path with your path with the help of local_path_replace() function. It accept 2 parameters

local_path_replace('Existing Path for Match','Replace with this Path')

Suppose the file in your local on this location public/css/style.css

and you want to store on different location in your local assets/css/style.css

for this you can pass like this

local_path_replace('public/','assets/')

Check below complete example.

const Minify=require('minify-css-js')

new Minify()
.local_path_replace('./public','assets')
.add_js('public/js/theme.js')
.add_css('public/css/bootstrap.css')
.minify()
// It will upload on s3 alse on same location and same folder structure

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