Make compressors more usable from Java context #257
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August 22, 2016 15:58
- introduce a constructor which takes a String argument so we do not need a file - move actual CSS compression to method `getCompressedCss()` so we can obtain the minified CSS without needing to write it to a file
- introduced a new constructr which takes a String argument so we do not need a file - move actuall JS compression to `getCompressedCode()` method so we can obtain the minified JS without needing to write to a file
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This makes YUICompressor more flexible for usage in other software products.
It enables the user to pass JS/CSS Strings instead of files to the compressors - it also enables the user to grab the minified code without having to write it to a file.
It does not impact the functionality of the compressors at all, it merely adds layer to the compressors which can act as a point of extension or can be used as is to simply retrieve the compressed JS/CSS without reading/writing it from/to a file.
All tests pass since no extra functionality is introduced. I tried my best to adopt your coding style and indentation rules and hope you think this code benefits YUICompressor :)