UglifyJS JavaScript minification version 2.4.24

UglifyJS compression can be used as an HTTP service by sending a POST or GET request to this URL, with any of the parameters listed below either embedded in the URL, or in an application/x-www-form-urlencoded request body. The response body will contain the compressed code in case of a successful request, or an error message when returning an error HTTP status code.

code_url

A URL pointing at a JavaScript file to compress. Only the http: and https: protocols are supported. Invalid or errorring URLs will be ignored. This parameter can be given multiple times to concatenate the scripts at those locations together.

js_code

JavaScript code passed directly inside the request. Both this parameter and code_url can be given, in which case the code passed in js_code will end up after the code from URLs.

utf8

Defaults to off, can be passed (with any value) to allow non-ascii characters to appear in the output.

source_map

When set to any non-empty value, this will cause the response to contain the source map for the minified code instead of the code itself. You'd typically make two requests, one to fetch the minfied code, and one to fetch the corresponding source map.

download

When given, this should contain a filename. The server will add a Content-Disposition header to the response, which causes typical browsers to download the response under the given filename.

header

A raw string (often a comment) that should be put at the start of the output file.

This API is loosely based on Google's Closure API, and should be compatible for simple uses.

If you are planning to use this for something that might generate a lot of traffic, please discuss it with us first, to help you host this service on your own server.