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-# Minification and Deployment
-## Understanding and Using Minification
-
-Enyo comes with a minification tool based on NodeJS and UglifyJS.
-
-This tool can be used to compress the framework, other libraries, and applications, and will keep load order intact as well as correct url paths in css.
-
-### Why compress?
-
-Compressing enyo apps greatly reduces load times of appliactions, as well as reducing overall code size.
-
-This way, you can be very verbose in the documentation of your source code, without that impacting the performance of your application in production.
-
-### What is compressed
-
-For enyo, the libraries, and your code: **external assets such as images will not be copied or moved**.
-
-Instead, the CSS url paths are fixed up to reference the new path from the build location.
-
-### How to compress
-
-To compress your application, you must enter the `minify` folder and run one of the scripts.
-- On Windows, just double click on `minify.bat`
-- On Mac and Linux, run `minify.sh`
-
-Both scripts will run the minification tool located in `enyo/tools/minify`, and make a build of enyo, then a build of your app.
-
-Any libraries referenced in your `package.js` manifest will be built into your app's built code.
-
-**NOTE:** The `package.js` file inside the `minify` folder is mandatory, and only references your app's `package.js` to keep paths correct. Do not modify this.
-
-### What comes out?
-
-After running the minify script, a new folder `build` will be located next to your `source` directory.
-
-In it will be 4 files:
-- enyo.css
-- enyo.js
-- app.css
-- app.js
-
-These files will be loaded in the given order by `index.html`.
-
-## Deployment
-
-The deploy scripts included here will make a production ready copy of your application, and copy it into a packeagable folder.
-
-### How to run
-
-Just execute the platform specific `deploy` script.
-
-### What comes out?
-
-The output of the `deploy` scripts will minify your appliaction, and copy the necessary files into `deploy/<appname>-<date>-<time>/`.
-
-If the libraries have a compatible `deploy` script, they will be executed, and a minimal copy will be placed in the deployment's lib folder.
-
-If no `deploy` script is found for the library, all of the library is copied into the lib folder to provide maximum safety.
-
-If you are adding a library, please add a `deploy.sh` file and `deploy.bat` file similar to the ones in `lib/onyx`.
-
-If no images or files are needed from the library, just include blank (and executable) copies of the deploy scripts.