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Integrate unpackers into beautify functionality #224
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Moved all files that are specifically for the website into web (except for index.htm) Moved all files that are javascript (for node or web) into js Organized js folder to generally follow node structures This change also changes .npmignore to include unpackers in the package. First step on beautifier#224.
Moved all files that are specifically for the website into web (except for index.htm) Moved all files that are javascript (for node or web) into js Organized js folder to generally follow node structures This change also changes .npmignore to include unpackers in the package. First step on beautifier#224.
This would presumably need a CLI option to employ it, because inferring the format from the content seems incredibly brittle. |
Brittle: but that is exactly what the unpackers do right now. 😄 Agreed a cli option, at least to specify which unpackers to consider, or which specific unpacker to use would be needed. We don't want to tax scenarios that don't need the unpacking features. |
Moved all files that are specifically for the website into web (except for index.htm) Moved all files that are javascript (for node or web) into js Organized js folder to generally follow node structures This change also changes .npmignore to include unpackers in the package. First step on beautifier#224.
Moved all files that are specifically for the website into web (except for index.htm) Moved all files that are javascript (for node or web) into js Organized js folder to generally follow node structures This change also changes .npmignore to include unpackers in the package. First step on beautifier#224.
Currently, the unpackers are separate from beautify.js and only exposed via the web page. They should be a feature of the beautifier functionality, so that users passing a packed script to node or the web page get the same result.
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