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What is this?

krasota.js is trying to save the world. It provides the ability to carry out the syntactic transformation JavaScript code. Conversions can be both for the protection coding style, and for more complex refactorings logic.

How to use?

Command-line

Note: For using from command-line you should install it globally -- npm install -g krasota.

$ krasota --help

Usage:
  krasota [OPTIONS]


Options:
  -h, --help : Help
  -v, --version : Version
  -i INPUT, --input=INPUT : Input file (default: stdin)
  -o OUTPUT, --output=OUTPUT : Output file (default: stdout)
  -b BEAUTIFIERS, --beautifier=BEAUTIFIERS : Local or global path to beautifier module, can be used many times

Examples:

$ krasota -i tests/split-vars.js -b krasota/lib/beautifiers/split-vars
$ krasota -i tests/join-vars.js -b krasota/lib/beautifiers/trailing-whitespaces -b krasota/lib/beautifiers/join-vars
$ krasota -i my-file.js -o my-beauty-file.js -b ./local/path/to/my/beautifier

See below for available build-in beautifiers.

API

Note: If you are using krasota programatically you should not install it globally, it's enough to declare depends in package.json.

COA

Because of using COA all command-line interface available through require('krasota').COA. Example:

require('krasota').COA
    .invoke({
        input: 'tests/join-vars.js',
        beautifiers: [ 'lib/beautifiers/trailing-whitespaces', 'krasota/lib/beautifiers/join-vars' ]
    })