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| 36 size by some kilobytes, even after full minification. It works by replacing Lua keywords with a single byte and | 36 size by some kilobytes, even after full minification. It works by replacing Lua keywords with a single byte and |
| 37 inserting code at the start of the script to expand the keywords when it is run. | 37 inserting code at the start of the script to expand the keywords when it is run. |
| 38 | 38 |
| 39 #### --uglify | 39 #### --uglify |
| 40 Enable the uglification filter. Default is to not uglify. | 40 Enable the uglification filter. Default is to not uglify. |
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| 42 ### Gzip | |
| 43 Gzip, or rather the DEFLATE algorithm, is extremely good at compressing text-based data, including scripts. Using | |
| 44 this extension compresses the squished code, and adds some runtime decompression code. This decompression code adds | |
| 45 a little bit of time to the loading of the script, and adds 4K to the size of the generated code, but the overall | |
| 46 savings are usually well worth it. | |
| 47 | |
| 48 #### --gzip | |
| 49 Compress the generated code with gzip. Requires the gzip command-line utility (for compression only). | |
| 41 | 50 |
| 42 ### Compile | 51 ### Compile |
| 43 Squish can compile the resulting file to Lua bytecode. This is experimental at this stage (you may get better results | 52 Squish can compile the resulting file to Lua bytecode. This is experimental at this stage (you may get better results |
| 44 with luac right now), however it's a work in progress. Compiling to bytecode can actually increase the size of | 53 with luac right now), however it's a work in progress. Compiling to bytecode can actually increase the size of |
| 45 minified output, but it can speed up loading (not that you would notice it anyway, since the Lua compiler is so fast). | 54 minified output, but it can speed up loading (not that you would notice it anyway, since the Lua compiler is so fast). |
