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## Closure Compiler API Wrapper
An [experimental wrapper for Google's closure compiler API](https://github.com/mrclay/minify/blob/master/min/lib/Minify/JS/ClosureCompiler.php) is available for compressing Javascript. If the API fails for any reason, JSMin is used as the default backup minifier.
An [experimental wrapper for Google's closure compiler API](../lib/Minify/JS/ClosureCompiler.php) is available for compressing Javascript. If the API fails for any reason, JSMin is used as the default backup minifier.
```php
$min_serveOptions['minifiers'][Minify::TYPE_JS] = array('Minify_JS_ClosureCompiler', 'minify');
```

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## How fast is it?
If you [serve static files](https://github.com/mrclay/minify/blob/master/static/README.md), it's as fast as your web server, and you should do this for high-traffic sites.
If you [serve static files](../static/README.md), it's as fast as your web server, and you should do this for high-traffic sites.
The PHP-based server is not as fast, but still performs well thanks to an internal cache. Tips: