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feat(napi/minify): expose join_vars, sequences, and max_iterations options #14545
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Pull Request Overview
This PR exposes three minification options (join_vars, sequences, and passes) in the NAPI minify interface to provide more granular control over the compression behavior. The change replaces hardcoded values with configurable options that can be passed from JavaScript.
- Adds three new optional fields to CompressOptions struct with proper documentation
- Updates the TryFrom implementation to use the new configurable options instead of hardcoded values
- Maps the JavaScript-friendly "passes" parameter to the internal "max_iterations" field
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…tions (#14545) related to rolldown/rolldown#6477 I use `passes` instead of `max_iterations` since `passes` is commonly used in the Javascript community, see - terser: https://github.com/terser/terser#:~:text=passes%20(default%3A%201)%20%2D%2D%20The%20maximum%20number%20of%20times%20to%20run%20compress.%20In%20some%20cases%20more%20than%20one%20pass%20leads%20to%20further%20compressed%20code.%20Keep%20in%20mind%20more%20passes%20will%20take%20more%20time. - swc: <img width="626" height="828" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/aabc2e10-59a1-43ab-b9e0-52ab35522f85" />
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related to rolldown/rolldown#6477
I use
passes
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sincepasses
is commonly used in the Javascript community,see