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I know my code is not worth stealing, but it is worth a "penny" every time someone is downloading it - so how can I make it smaller (must have)/less readable (nice to have) outside of doing it by my own and pushing it to deployable branch?

My current production pipeline looks like that: 

pipelines:
   branches:
      master:
      - step:
         deployment: production
         caches:
         - node
         script:
         - npm install -g firebase-tools
         - firebase deploy --token=TOKEN --project PROJECT --non-interactive

What I have is:

  • Firebase hosting
  • simple website HTML + CSS + JS

The perfect solution for me would:

  • Leave the master branch unchanged
  • Perform the minification (and potentially obfuscation) of the code
  • Deploy it to firebase
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So here's the solution I have decided to go with: 

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        deployment: production 
        # trigger: manual  # Uncomment to make this a manual deployment.
        caches:
          - node

    script: 
      - npm install uglify-es -g
      - uglifyjs ./public/scripts/NAME.js -c -m -o ./public/scripts/NAME.js 
      - uglifyjs ./public/scripts/NAME2.js -c -m -o ./public/scripts/NAME2.js 
      - pipe: atlassian/firebase-deploy:0.3.1
        variables:
          FIREBASE_TOKEN: 'TOKEN'
          PROJECT_ID: 'PROJECT'

It is still WIP, but it works as requested. The files are minified.

The reasoning for the uglify-es - it is the version that supports the ES6 coding guidelines.

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