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Luis Majano

March 02, 2012

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JSMin Compressor is a plugin that interfaces with our own flavor of JSMin to minify css and js files.  It can also compress several files of the same type into a single include, that can be cached in your ColdBox applications.  This release fixes our java parser to compress more complicated CSS3 notations correctly.

Using our compressor can be as easy as this:

#getMyPlugin("JSMin").minify('includes/js/myscripts.js, includes/js/jquery.js')# #getMyPlugin("JSMin").minify('includes/css/site.css,includes/css/boxes.css')#

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