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Currently I can use the -p option to print a prettier (i.e. multi-line) version of the compiled javascript but it doesn't seem to be possible to output the pretty version to a file. Sure I can just pipe the output but that gets complicated when compiling folders or multiple files.
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Well, -p explicitly means print to stdout, it just happens to be the only situation I use the beautifier. I agree it would be a good idea to add a flag for it, or make it the default all the time. I'll try to do that later.
Currently I can use the
-p
option to print a prettier (i.e. multi-line) version of the compiled javascript but it doesn't seem to be possible to output the pretty version to a file. Sure I can just pipe the output but that gets complicated when compiling folders or multiple files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: