I have an Application that Clients Install:

• C++, Compiled with CMake on Windows
• GUI that Generates Website Packages (HTML, JS, CSS files) for Users to then host
• The Application builds these files both dynamically and from amending boiler plates, all on the Client's PC
• Simple installation, not requiring anything outside installation package.

I need these generated files to be minified.

Solution Examples:

• UglifyJS 3 https://github.com/mishoo/UglifyJS#readme
• Minify https://github.com/matthiasmullie/minify
• Closure Compiler https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/
• Any Online Copy-Paste Minifier

I discovered this is generally done host/developer side, keeping the ordinal code and hosting the minified version, thus solutions end up being made with Node.Js, PHP, are tools with a GUI/Commandline interface, or are Online services.

Due to all of this I cannot find a way to include a minifier in my Application, such that the user doesn't need to mess with anything outside of the installation package. No one seems to one that would be easy to link my project to (such as a C++ library), due to this not usually being done client side (I know that in this scenario my "client" would be the host, but the purpose of this software is to handle all of the work, except hosting, for the web applications it builds).

Question:

Would I need to build my own rudimentary minifier or is there a way to incorporate theses tools into my software that I am unaware of?