sindresorhus / atom-uglify

Minify JavaScript

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atom-uglify's Issues

'unsafe-eval' error when running 'uglify' from atom command pallete

Refused to evaluate a string as JavaScript because 'unsafe-eval'.....

This is the error I am getting (on this and other packages) when I try to run uglify command in atom, this is really weird because I have been getting this a lot since I reinstalled ubuntu gnome. I pulled in atom from the repo as usual... node is updated to latest, I have tested and can run uglifyjs from command line (which I believe you guys use???) but for some reason I get this error on a few packages now.

The full error is...

Refused to evaluate a string as JavaScript because 'unsafe-eval' is not an allowed source of script in the following Content Security Policy directive: "script-src 'self'".

Now i am aware of the details surrounding this error... but I am at a loss if it is me, or this package (and others) at fault.

thanks

Paul

Tests

Keybinding or context menu feature

It's really helpful for me
Thank you.

Uglify not found in palette before cursor is inside

If you have several files open on the tabs, and switch between them by clicking the tabs Uglify won't be available in the command palette, you have to click inside and have the cursor blinking inside for it to be available.

This wasn't obvious at first, and caused frustration.

Uglify multiple files into one

Hi,

I want to uglify multiple files into one

//uglify-js out: out/file.js, files: file-1.js file-2.js file-3.js, compress: true

is it possible with your package.

Thanks in advance

Can it save the compressed code into *.min.js ?

This can be more convenient.

Uglify on save

It would be nice to have an "uglify on save" feature similar to this one:
https://github.com/lohek/less-autocompile

In less-autocompile you can specify an "out" parameter as comment on line 1 and every time you save the LESS file the package creates a CSS file with the given filename.

A similar option would be nice to have for this plugin, too.

Maybe:

    // auto-uglify: example.min.js

?

Minify only selected text in Javascript files

I have a file with some libraries and comments at the top that I want to maintain and unminified code at the bottom. Right now I have to copy it to a separate file, minify, and copy back, but it'd be nice if I could save some time by minifying part of it in place.

Looking at the code, it seems like it's done deliberately, but I'm not sure that it has to be?