minify

问题 I've tested my website with Pingdom and suggested to combine external javascripts, but I don't know how to do this with shopify website. 回答1: Adding external script files for Shopify theme is pretty simple. You just need to upload your script file to the asset folder of your theme file. Or you can create a .js file to paste your code there. After that you just need to include that script file to the theme.liquid file. Just need to add the following before end of tag in the theme.liquid file.

问题 I am using FirebaseFirestore in my project. When i am in debug mode, that is I set the minifyEnabled to FALSE, the app runs just fine, but when I build a signed .apk it doesn't work as I expect, i.e it doesn't load data from firebase Firestore. I have tried enabling minifyEnabled to true while testing, but that won't actually shrink project unless you're generating a release. What KEEP statments should i write to exlude FIREBASE FIRESTORE and Glide classes from minifying ? dependencies {

问题 In my project I've used quite a few minified scripts to improve performance. However, amongst these scripts were quite a few un-minified ones too. Is it ok to use SquishIt to minify and bundle already minified scripts? Is it in any way dangerous for the minifier to process already minified code? 回答1: Minified javascript is still valid javascript, a minifier should have no issues passing minified code through it's parser. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8730910/is-it-bad-practise-to

问题 Google Web Toolkit (GWT) performs inlining of javascript code, minifying and removing unused code, and some other optimizations which are also done by Google Closure Compiler. So I was wondering if Closure Compiler is in fact utilized in GWT or do they have two separate implementations? If so, then what is the restriction/reasoning for not reusing Google Closure Compiler in GWT? 回答1: Commit 10778: Closure JS hookup hooks GWT to the closure compiler. Probably with GWT 2.5, at least behind the

问题 I have 3 JS libraries that I use that are in their own separate files. They are commented with the code minified in each individual file file 1: http://jsfiddle.net/NGMVa/ file 2: http://jsfiddle.net/AzEME/ file 3: http://jsfiddle.net/qVkhn/ Now individually they work fine in my app, don't throw any errors. But I wanted to load less files so I combined them into one file like this: http://jsfiddle.net/Gxswy/ However, in Chrome it throws an error on the last line of the file: Uncaught

问题 Is there a tool or a bat file or some such that allows one click to compile all js files inside a folder into one compiled js file? Thanks. 回答1: Google's Page Speed tool has a Closure Compiler integration that will automatically compile your site's Javascript for you. You can find more information on Page Speed and its Closure integration here: http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/download.html 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1772889/one-click-closure-windows-tool-to-compile-all-js

问题 Here is my dilemna: I am a noob (currently interning and helping to maintain two e-commerce sites) at javascript. I was recently assigned to remove all the comments that occur in our javascript libraries (which is over 25,000 comments!). Obviously I want to find a function or some pre-existing program that can parse through the code, removing all characters following // or */... I have looked into some minifiers available online such as Yui, jscompressor.com, and uglifyJS that would make this

问题 Is there a way to keep license/credit comments when the JavaScript is being minified by YUICompressor? Is there any special commenting characters? Or any flag for that in YUICompressor? Thanks, Grace 回答1: Yes, use /*! * */ The exclamation tells the compressor to retain the comment. Documentation 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6614532/skip-license-credit-comments-when-minifying-javascript-using-yuicompressor

问题 I'm logging javascript errors from my site, but the files are minimized so I don't get meaningful line numbers. I do have source maps, however. Is there a service, script, npm module, or anything that can help me "translate" the line numbers from the minified versions into something useful? 回答1: I have found the answer using this npm module: https://www.npmjs.org/package/source-map Edit Feb 1st, 2015 Found the following project which handles this: https://github.com/epeli/source-map-peek 来源：

问题 I am using VS Express 2013, trying to customize a bootstrap theme for a Roadkill wiki. I'm trying to replace the body color with a background image. It's easy enough to modify the bootstrap.css, but in order to get site updates you need to push changes into bootstrap.min.css. So far, I am only aware of how to do this manually. I'm looking for any method whereby I can just have the minified version update automatically. I'm guessing it's probably really simple to do, but I can't find any steps