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Usage

All statements, including function declarations, must be correctly terminated with semi-colons.

The packing algorithm is forgiving of all forms of JavaScript with one exception. You must correctly terminate all JavaScript statements with semi-colons. This includes function declarations.

Here is an example of correct, semi-colon terminated JavaScript:

// sample code

var input, output;

// notice the semi-colon at the END of function declarations

onload = function() {
 input = document.getElementById("input");
 output = document.getElementById("output");
 clearAll(true);
};

function packScript() {
 output.value = pack(input.value);
};

function clearAll(focus) {
 output.value = input.value = "";
 // the "if" statement is NOT terminated with a semi-colon
 if (focus) {
 input.focus();
 }
};

Options

Base62 encode

Shrink variables

Features

Debug code(;;;)

Three semi-colons (;;;) are treated like single-line comments.

For example, this code:

;;; alert("TEST!"); 

Would be removed by the packing program.

Platforms

Packed scripts should successfully unpack on all browsers that support JavaScript. Only basic JavaScript functionality is used to decode the packed script.

Some browsers may not support the packer itself. The web interface requires DOM support. Legacy browsers will display a disabled interface.