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Python bindings to Google Closure Compiler.
Contains sources derived from Closure Compiler source code. See ./.reuse/dep5 for more info.
from ClosureCompiler import *
c = Compiler(createCompilerOptions(level=CompilationLevel.ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATIONS))
res = c({
"index.js": "const asdf = 'aaaa'; alert('1 ' + asdf);",
})
print(repr(res.js)) # '\'use strict\';\nalert("1 aaaa");\n'WiP. Even the API is unstable and is subject to change.