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run minifier in prepublish script #119
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The new backend is live. It pulls files directly from npm and github https://github.com/jsdelivr/jsdelivr#usage Example https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/jquery@3.1.1 We also do auto-minification. |
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It would be great if jsdelivr.com could serve a minified version of this library (cdnjs.com currently does, using a minifier script in-house). I added minification to the
prepublishscript, which should not cause any unnecessary change to existing workflows, and results in NPM delivering both versions of the library. I also added the new files to.gitignore, hopefully making this change as unobtrusive as possible. Thanks for considering!Would close #115.