Hook into default JavaScript generator?

[Leff Ivanov]

I know that Haxe has a very nice macro system, but I want to apply it to my practical task. Is it possible to hook into default JavaScript code generator and change it a little bit? What I wan't to do is to be able to minify/obfuscate my self-contained JavaScript application written in Haxe. For example I want all of my class and function names to be minified to minimal strings like "a", "A" and etc. Also I want to remove all unnececery whitespace from the generated JavaScript code. And perform some other modifications on the generated JavaScript code. Can this task be solved via Haxe's macros?

[Juraj Kirchheim]

Yes and no. The simplest way to do it is to use Context.onAfterGenerate to process the generated JavaScript.

FWIW, this library does such a thing already (provided you set -D closure_advanced): http://lib.haxe.org/p/closure/

Best,

Juraj

On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 1:44 PM, Leff Ivanov <droid...@gmail.com> wrote:

I know that Haxe has a very nice macro system, but I want to apply it to my practical task. Is it possible to hook into default JavaScript code generator and change it a little bit? What I wan't to do is to be able to minify/obfuscate my self-contained JavaScript application written in Haxe. For example I want all of my class and function names to be minified to minimal strings like "a", "A" and etc. Also I want to remove all unnececery whitespace from the generated JavaScript code. And perform some other modifications on the generated JavaScript code. Can this task be solved via Haxe's macros?

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