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Code protection for Node.js

Why:

Because releasing a JavaScript source code as a plain text is not always the best idea. Inspiration taken from a stackoverflow answer.

However, be aware that this is rather an unfinished proof of concept and security mockup than a real protection mechanism. If anybody really wants to discover your JavaScript source code he or she will easily do this, no matter how much effort you put into protecting it.

Requirements:

* node-gyp
* grunt-cli

To build:

npm update
node-gyp rebuild
grunt

The order of last two commands matters (!) - at least with the default Grunt config file.

To run the test:

node .

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