Just tried it on the two examples I provided. It doesn't remove conditionals, which was basically my whole point

FWIW, I don't think it can without assuming the input lies in a certain range.

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Hurry! http://hughsk.github.io/ludum-dare-27/

All JS, using browserify and a bunch of modules but no framework :)

Voting link?

http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-27/?action=preview...

I found it on the LD site, but others might not.

Lovely Perlin? How how do you do the collisions exactly?

Thanks! Collisions/physics are handled by box2dweb, using a 2D greedy mesher to simplify the grid into quads: https://github.com/hughsk/continuous-box2d

The terrain is a mix of a cellular automaton (https://github.com/hughsk/cave-automata-2d) with a bit of perlin noise to fill in the gaps :)

Impressive

Thanks! Fairly feasible - the harder part would be resolving the correct files, with a small tweak to the API it'd be possible to pass that list to the tool directly.

Given one or more node-style CommonJS files, it resolves the files that are actually being used before including them. I'm looking to add a few other metrics, but I've updated the title to something more appropriate :)

Ah, the resolution part is great ! The traditional OO crowd loves their metrics visualizers, so you can be on the vanguard of a new fetish in js-land :D !