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Asked: 2026-05-28T20:26:05+00:00

I know all internal jQuery functions are written in JavaScript, so it should technically

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I know all internal jQuery functions are written in JavaScript, so it should technically be possible to just evaluate jQuery to JavaScript.

I have a snippet of JavaScript that uses jQuery that I need to use in an environment where jQuery isn’t available.
I know I could translate it by hand, but it is quite a lot of code.
Is there a tool out that that does this?

Just to make it clear: with a lot of effort I could probably get jQuery in the environment but I would like to have a solution that is a bit more resource friendly.
If there is no tool like this I’ll just try to translate the code by hand, I was just wondering whether there was such a tool.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Google’s Closure Compiler‘s advanced optimization compresses your code to only include parts that are necessary, so the parts of jQuery that aren’t used are stripped away.

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