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Closure compiler packaged for Python

Home Page: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/closure

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python-closure's Introduction

The Closure Compiler is a tool for reducing the size of Javascript files to make them download and run faster.

It's a Java-based tool. This package, in the spirit of the yuicompressor <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/yuicompressor/> package, provides a simple way to install and use the the Closure compiler from Python, bundling the closure.jar with the Python package.

I recommend looking at webassets for your CSS/JS compression needs.

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Version YYYYMMDD of this package will bundle the corresponding version of the compiler (Closure uses the build date as the version).

If you want a new version to be uploaded, open a ticket at the Github page.

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python-closure's Issues

Support for 20191111

Could you all support the latest release? Thanks!

Please update closure

There are some new releases since 20140110 (latest version in PyPI). Please consider updating it, if you have some spare time for that. Thanks.

open('README') should be open('README.rst') in setup.py

This bug applies only to the master branch, not to the PyPi package.

In a Windoze command-line session, the following error is encountered when attempting an install:

C:\Users\nwilson\Downloads\miracle2k-python-closure-cf7eeeb>setup install
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\nwilson\Downloads\miracle2k-python-closure-cf7eeeb\setup.py", line 8, in <module>
    long_description=open('README').read(),
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'README'

This can be avoided either by renaming README.rst to README or modifying setup.py:8 to

    long_description=open('README.rst').read()

Please support Python 3?

Thank you for your great work. Is there any way that we could get Python 3 support?

Use subprocess instead of os.execlp

os.execlp has poor support on Windows.

It creates a new process. (Can't get the return code. And this messes with things like cygwin/msysgit.)
It doesn't pass arguments correctly.

In my use case, os.execlp won't work on both Windows and Linux because the arguments are escaped wrongly on one or the other.

Switching to subprocess allows it to work fine on both.

Here is what I'm using:

import sys
import subprocess
from pkg_resources import resource_filename


def get_jar_filename():
    """Return the full path to the Closure Compiler Java archive."""
    return resource_filename(__name__, "closure.jar")


def main():
    return subprocess.call(['java', '-jar', get_jar_filename()] + sys.argv[1:])

Please update the package

Update pypi package with latest google closure compiler: October 23, 2017 (v20171023)

Hi,

What unit of work or testing needs to get done to update the pypi package to the latest google closure compiler jar: October 23, 2017 (v20171023)?

Currently java -jar closure.jar --version returns v20161201 and I would like the closure python package to keep up to date.

If I can assist let me know.

Thanks,