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Added information on the minification process to documentation

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Mike Gerwitz 2011-05-23 19:56:40 -04:00
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@ -88,6 +88,11 @@ tests within the browser. The output is stored in the @file{build/} directory.
The unit tests can be run by opening the @file{build/browser-test.html} file in your
web browser.
@item min
Runs @command{combine} and minifies the resulting combined files. These files
are output in the @file{build/} directory and are useful for distribution. It is
recommended that you use the minified files in production.
@item test
Run unit tests. This will first perform the @command{combine} process and will
also run the tests for the combined script, ensuring that it was properly

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@ -171,6 +171,11 @@ It does not, for example, check to ensure that it is not removing commas from
within strings. This would not be a difficult addition, but is currently
unnecessary. Use caution when using this tool outside of ease.js.
@item minify.js
Responsible for receiving input from stdin and writing minified output to
stdout. This script uses UglifyJS to minify source files for distribution,
improving download times.
@item browser-test.html
Skeleton page to be used after the build process. Runs ease.js unit tests in the
web browser and reports any failures. This is very important to ensure that
@ -187,6 +192,12 @@ Contains the basic functionality required to get CommonJS modules working
client-side. This is a very basic implementation, only doing what is necessary
for ease.js to work properly. It is not meant to be a solution for all of your
client-side CommonJS problems.
@item license.tpl
Contains the license that is to appear atop every combined file, including
minified. The original text must remain in tact. If you make changes to the
source code, you are welcome to add additional text. See the @file{LICENSE} file
in the root directory for more information on what is permitted.
@end table
While the tools may be useful outside of ease.js in some regard, please note