W celu wywołania pomocy aplikacji Closure Compiler wprowadź w wierszu poleceń następujące polecenie:
| Parametr | Opis |
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| --charset VAL | Input and output charset for all files. By default, we accept UTF-8 as input and output US_ASCII |
| --compilation_level [WHITESPACE_ONLY | SIMPLE_OPTIMIZATIONS | ADVANCED_OPTI MIZATIONS] | Specifies the compilation level to use. Options: WHITESPACE_ONLY, SIMPLE_OPTIMIZATIONS, ADVANCED_OPTIMIZ ATIONS |
| --compute_phase_ordering | Runs the compile job many times, then prints out the best phase ordering from this run |
| --create_name_map_files | If true, variable renaming and property renaming map files will be produced as {binary name}_vars_map.out and {binary name}_props_map.out. Note that this flag cannot be used in conjunction with either variable_map_o utput_file or property_map_output_file |
| --create_source_map VAL | If specified, a source map file mapping the generated source files back to the original source file will be output to the specified path. The %outname% placeholder will expand to the name of the output file that the source map corresponds to. |
| --debug | Enable debugging options |
| --define (--D, -D) VAL | Override the value of a variable annotated @define. The format is <name>[=<val>], where <name> is the name of a @define variable and <val> is a boolean, number, or a single-quot ed string that contains no single quotes. If [=<val>] is omitted, the variable is marked true |
| --externs VAL | The file containing javascript externs. You may specify multiple |
| --formatting [PRETTY_PRINT | PRINT_INP UT_DELIMITER] | Specifies which formatting options, if any, should be applied to the output JS. Options: PRETTY_PRINT, PRINT_INPUT_DELIMITER |
| --help | Displays this message |
| --js VAL | The javascript filename. You may specify multiple |
| --js_output_file VAL | Primary output filename. If not specified, output is written to stdout |
| --jscomp_dev_mode (--dev_mode) [OFF | START | START_AND_END | EVERY_PASS] | Turns on extra sanity checks |
| --jscomp_error VAL | Make the named class of warnings an error. Options:accessControls, checkRegExp,checkTypes, checkVars, deprecated, fileoverviewTags, invalidCasts, missingProperties, nonStandardJsDocs, strictModuleDepChec k, undefinedVars, unknownDefines, visibility |
| --jscomp_off VAL | Turn off the named class of warnings. Options:accessControls, checkRegExp,ch eckTypes, checkVars, deprecated, fileoverviewTags, invalidCasts, missingProperties, nonStandardJsDocs, strictModuleDepCheck, undefinedVars, unknownDefines, visibility |
| --jscomp_warning VAL | Make the named class of warnings a normal warning. Options:accessControls , checkRegExp,checkTypes, checkVars, deprecated, fileoverviewTags, invalidCasts, missingProperties, nonStandardJsDocs, strictModuleDepChec k, undefinedVars, unknownDefines, visibility |
| --logging_level VAL | The logging level (standard java.util. logging.Level values) for Compiler progress. Does not control errors or warnings for the JavaScript code under compilation |
| --manage_closure_dependencies | Automatically sort dependencies so that a file that goog.provides symbol X will always come before a file that goog.requires symbol X. If an input provides symbols, and those symbols are never required, then that input will not be included in the compilatio n. |
| --module VAL | A javascript module specification. The format is <name>:<num-js-files>[:[ <dep>,...][:]]]. Module names must be unique. Each dep is the name of a module that this module depends on. Modules must be listed in dependency order, and js source files must be listed in the corresponding order. Where --module flags occur in relation to --js flags is unimportant |
| --module_output_path_prefix VAL | Prefix for filenames of compiled js modules. <module-name>.js will be appended to this prefix. Directories will be created as needed. Use with --module |
| --module_wrapper VAL | An output wrapper for a javascript module (optional). The format is <name>:<wrapper>. The module name must correspond with a module specified using --module. The wrapper must contain %s as the code placeholde r |
| --output_manifest VAL | Prints out a list of all the files in the compilation. If --manage_closure_d ependencies is on, this will not include files that got dropped because they were not required. The %outname% placeholder expands to the js output file. If you're using modularization, using %outname% will create a manifest for each module. |
| --output_wrapper VAL | Interpolate output into this string at the place denoted by the marker token %output%. See --output_wrapper_m arker |
| --output_wrapper_marker VAL | Use this token as output marker in the value of --output_wrapper |
| --print_ast | Prints a dot file describing the internal abstract syntax tree and exits |
| --print_pass_graph | Prints a dot file describing the passes that will get run and exits |
| --print_tree | Prints out the parse tree and exits |
| --process_closure_primitives | Processes built-ins from the Closure library, such as goog.require(), goog.provide(), and goog.exportSymbol( ) |
| --property_map_input_file VAL | File containing the serialized version of the property renaming map produced by a previous compilation |
| --property_map_output_file VAL | File where the serialized version of the property renaming map produced should be saved |
| --summary_detail_level N | Controls how detailed the compilation summary is. Values: 0 (never print summary), 1 (print summary only if there are errors or warnings), 2 (print summary if type checking is on, see --check_types), 3 (always print summary). The default level is 1 |
| --third_party | Check source validity but do not enforce Closure style rules and conventions |
| --use_only_custom_externs | Specifies whether the default externs should be excluded |
| --variable_map_input_file VAL | File containing the serialized version of the variable renaming map produced by a previous compilation |
| --variable_map_output_file VAL | File where the serialized version of the variable renaming map produced should be saved |
| --version | Prints the compiler version to stderr. |
| --warning_level [QUIET | DEFAULT | VERBOSE] | Specifies the warning level to use. Options: QUIET, DEFAULT, VERBOSE |