Grunt uglify - how destination file can have same name as src file with multiple "."

Question

I am new to MEAN & Grunt. I used "ng build --prod --aot" for production of my MEAN stack app and now i have these files in my

dist folder

inline.2b13c4abf73bfbc8e0d1.bundle.js
main.907b8423747dc933c849.bundle.js
polyfills.477545a8be21bde7f43e.bundle.js
vendor.61844e8ff3b3b4fa4491.bundle.js

I am trying to minify these files as these can still be reduced and 30kb size can be saved .

I used grunt with these src and dest :

uglify: {
         files: {
                src: 'dist/*.js',
                dest: 'dist/',
                expand: true,
                flatten: true,
                ext: '.js'
            }

}

On "grunt uglify" command I get the files

inline.js
main.js
polyfills.js
vendor.js

How can I get the same file name that angular build provided me ? And please provide options that can maximize reduction in size(optional) Thanks in advance !

Daniyal Javaid · Accepted Answer · 2017-06-19 22:23:56Z

1

adding extDot worked for me ,

files: {
                src: 'dist/*.js',
                dest: 'dist/',
                expand: true,
                flatten: true,
                ext: '.js',
                extDot: 'last'
            }

answered Jun 19, 2017 at 22:23

Daniyal Javaid

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