minify

#cdt minify [FILE]

Minify functionality, Allows user to minify supported file.

USAGE
  $ cdt minify [FILE]
OPTIONS
  -f, --file=file              file to be minified
  -h, --help                   show CLI help
  -o, --outputFile=outputFile  output file path
  -t, --type=type              type of file to be minified, it will try to find type
                               with extension supported: JS, HTML/HTM, CSS
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#Minifying a file

( supported type: JS, HTML/HTM, CSS )

$ cdt minify test.js
ℹ  info      reading file: test.js
ℹ  info      file type: JS
✔ file: undefined minified
✔  success   minified output:
console.log("lorem ipsum");let x=10;x<10?console.log("x is less than: "+x):x>10?console.log("x is more than: "+x):console.log("x is equals to: "+x);
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• we can also use -f flag to pass file path

$ cdt minify -f test.js
ℹ  info      reading file: test.js
ℹ  info      file type: JS
✔ file: undefined minified
✔  success   minified output:
console.log("lorem ipsum");let x=10;x<10?console.log("x is less than: "+x):x>10?console.log("x is more than: "+x):console.log("x is equals to: "+x);
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Note: -f flag will override the string file path passed with argument

#Specifying file type

We can use -t or --type flag for passing type e.g. JS

$ cdt minify -t js test.js
ℹ  info      reading file: test.js
ℹ  info      file type: JS
✔ file: undefined minified
✔  success   minified output:
console.log("lorem ipsum");let x=10;x<10?console.log("x is less than: "+x):x>10?console.log("x is more than: "+x):console.log("x is equals to: "+x);
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Note: If a invalid type is given ex. if HTML is given and file is JS, then we'll get an error.

#Writing output to a file

We can use -o or --output flag to pass output file path

cdt minify -f test.css -o output.css
ℹ  info      reading file: test.css
ℹ  info      file type: CSS
✔ file: test/resources/test.css minified
ℹ  info      Could not find file: output.css, creating new one
✔  success   output written to file: output.css
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