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Stupidly simple command line tool for squashing JS and CSS files. Used mostly for building UserJS
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Minimal preprocessing with /*>*/

Usage

jspp input > output

Example

main.js
/*> script.js */

var style = "/*> css/style.css */";

css/style.css
html, body {margin:0; padding:0}
/*> http://js-preprocessor.com/example/css/child.css */
.my-style {background: #fffacc}

css/child.css
.i-am-child {}

script.js
var my_script;
$ jspp example/main.js
var my_script;

var style = "html, body {margin:0; padding:0}\
.i-am-child {}\
.my-style {background: #fffacc}"

JavaScript preprocessor in a wild: GitHub Live Preview, Faviconize Google, Nice Alert.

Installation

Ruby gem

$ gem install jspp

Why reinvent the wheel?

Sprockets can't include non-JS files. JS preprocessor can.

Juicer don't have any analogies to "/*> some_file */". I.e., it can't include files as multiline string.