Integrate Google closure compiler with Eclipse IDE?
Solution 1
Rock Star Apps provide a little-known plugin which does this. I just wrote a blog article on it: [removed as doesn't exist anymore].
After some googling, I also found this, but haven't tested it: https://github.com/greggian/Eclipse-Closure-Compiler.
Update: the Rock Star Apps site no longer works. Were I to try to do this today, I would definitely just download the closure compiler jar, write an ant script to run it (something like the code below), and then create a project builder for it.
<target name="rebuild">
<taskdef name="jscomp" classname="com.google.javascript.jscomp.ant.CompileTask"
classpath="/opt/closure-compiler/compiler.jar"/>
<jscomp compilationLevel="simple" warning="quiet"
debug="false" output="js/all.closure.js">
<sources dir="js">
<file name="script1.js"/>
<file name="script2.js"/>
<file name="script3.js"/>
<file name="script4.js"/>
<file name="script5.js"/>
<file name="script6.js"/>
</sources>
</jscomp>
</target>
Solution 2
try these eclipse plugins:
Eclipse Plugin for Closure Templates
Eclipse Plugin for JavaScript with Closure Compiler and Closure Library
http://www.normalesup.org/~simonet/soft/index.en.html
everything works!
Solution 3
you could use ant tasks for this http://code.google.com/p/closure-compiler/wiki/BuildingWithAnt
Solution 4
You might be interested in http://plovr.com/, a Closure build tool. It dynamically recompiles JavaScript and Closure Template code.
Solution 5
This podcast has some info on how the closure compiler might fit into the IDE. But it was published before closure was released.
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Updated on April 05, 2020Comments
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Borivojević about 4 years
Does anybody know how to integrate Google closure compiler with Eclipse IDE? The thing I was trying to do is to configure Google closure compiler as a external tool for Eclipse IDE. Then I would be able to run closure compiler within IDE and minify my Javascript files with single click. Have anybody solved this problem yet?
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Magnetic_dud over 12 yearstoo bad for the hijacked domain :(
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firepol over 11 yearsRock Star Apps can't be found anymore because of the hijacked domain, but you can still manually download and install the zip. I just followed this post instructions and it worked: blog.avirtualhome.com/rockstarapps-for-eclipse
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uchuugaka about 7 yearsYou should update your post properly to remove the bad URL. It now hosts a site trying to trick people into downloading suspicious "FlashPlayer" updates...