nodejs-php-fallback/uglify

PHP wrapper to execute uglify-js/clean-css node package or fallback to PHP alternatives

uglify

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Simple PHP class to minify both your javascript and css the best existing way (uglify-js for JS, clean-css for CSS) and if node is not available, PHP fallbacks are used instead., _(*2)

Usage

First you need composer if you have not already. Then get the package with composer require nodejs-php-fallback/uglify then require the composer autload in your PHP file if it's not already:, _(*3)

<?php

use NodejsPhpFallback\Uglify;

// Require the composer autoload in your PHP file if it's not already.
// You do not need to if you use a framework with composer like Symfony, Laravel, etc.
require 'vendor/autoload.php';

$uglify = new Uglify(array(
    'path/to/my-first-file.js',
    'path/to/my-second-file.js',
));
$uglify->add('path/to/my-thrid-file.js');

// Output to a file:
$uglify->write('path/to/destination.min.js');

// Output to the browser:
header('Content-type: text/javascript');
echo $uglify;

Uglify will use js minification by default. If the first source path end with .css or you use ->write() with a path ending with .css, it will switch to CSS mode. Else you can switch manually or get explicitly JS/CSS minified:, _(*4)

$uglify->jsMode();
echo $uglify; // display minified javascript
$uglify->cssMode();
echo $uglify; // display minified css

// or
echo $uglify->getMinifiedJs(); // display minified javascript
echo $uglify->getMinifiedCss(); // display minified css

Security contact information

To report a security vulnerability, please use the Tidelift security contact. Tidelift will coordinate the fix and disclosure., _(*5)