JS Formatter & Minifier
Online JavaScript formatting and minification tool, supports ES6+ syntax, one-click beautify/minify JS code, can detect syntax errors.
Instructions
사용 방법
❓ FAQ
Does it support TypeScript?
Basic JavaScript and TypeScript formatting is supported; complex TS type syntax may be kept as-is.
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