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You gotta:

npm publish beautifiier.tgz

I can see from your merges that you're tracking the https://github.com/einars/js-beautify. As you can see we're working to get an npm package merged in from another contributor. Once that is complete, you won't have to maintain a separate project.

Just a thought.

It would be really useful if this utility would accept content from Stdin optionally in place of the path argument. This would allow for piping of content from other programs such as Curl or Httpie.

For this to work it may be necessary to include another optional argument for defining the content type (html, js, css). This option would be nice to have regardless in potential situations where the content you are working with is in a file that does not have a proper extension.

Examples:
curl -s http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.0.min.js | beautifier -t js

curl -s http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.0.min.js | beautifier -t js > jquery-1.11.0.js

beautifier -t js file-with-no-ext

Would be nice to allow writing back to the input file.

eg, Someone may want to change a whole bunch of files in DIR. Something like

beautifier -o *.css

could be awesome.

installed this via npm, had to sym link my homebrew installed node to /usr/bin/node to get it to work, but now when I run

beautifier myfile.js

I get two lots of output. Any ideas?

would be helpful.

Thanks for this tool anyway.

TypeError: Property 'beauty' of object # is not a function
at /Users/mrobben/devproj/sold-backend/node_modules/beautifier/bin/beautifier.js:3:478
at fs.readFile (fs.js:176:14)
at Object.oncomplete (fs.js:297:15)