Add ExecJS as a gem dependency #14
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ExecJS is required for ngmin to work. Usually if you have coffee-rails or uglifier in your Gemfile this dependency is taken care of, otherwise you get `NameError: uninitialized constant Ngmin::Processor::ExecJS`. Also fixes jasonm#13.
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Thanks for the pull @apai4! Sorry for the delay in response. I've stopped using Angular and haven't updated this project in a long time, so I'm deprecating it. I'd take a look at using ngannotate-rails instead, which makes use of ng-annotate which possibly supercedes ngmin. |
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ExecJS is required for ngmin to work. Usually if you have coffee-rails or uglifier in your Gemfile this dependency is taken care of.