Or if you want to put minimized source code in a new file, click "JSMin (New file)".
If you want to put minimized source code in current file, click "JSMin". Open you JavaScript source code file in Notepad++. There are too many problems with Atom and Notepad++… With Notepad++ it has memory leaks, the find in files feature locks the entire program except the dialog which is opened meaning you can’t work while the search is happening, and memory leaks. I’d also like the ability to display frequently used snippets as a category ( ie Snippets > Frequently used, so nested category support - and then underneath frequent inside of Snippets you’d have the other categories… ) I’d like to see the implementation of being able to display project-wide data ( ) in the panel in other categories - also user definable… such as enumeration / variable / constant / s… the same way they are able to be seen in the search / drop-down system - but this way you’d have it at your fingertips instead of being required to use a hotkey to open / search… xxxx file inside the root project folder - or per language by putting the same file in the language definitions file ) being able to declare the regex pattern to search, the output which allows %1, 2, 3 etc… return values from matched ( ) areas, collapsible categories option for the panel, and the ability to skip the current line from other matching or prevent other regex patterns from running when that one is matched… In addition to the features in Atom which are: in the definitions file ( which can be per project by putting a. The addition of a nav-bar / nav-bar-plus ( Atom ), functions list ( N++ ) dockable on the right side ( or any if implementing my panel suggestion ) addon for ST3 would make using it much better in my opinion… ST3 is a refreshing text-editor… It is as simple or complex as you want it, it is efficient, it doesn’t lock the ui while searching, it automatically indexes your projects and much more - but it could be better… Both Atom and Notepad++ has a plugin which allows you to use regular expressions in order to display anything you want from the current file… They’re organized differently - but the one in Atom appears to have everything I want: The search term, the text to display allowing %1, %2 and so on so matched text can be returned, Collapsible Categories, and an option to skip other search terms when the current one is found, ie don’t re-process that line. 
I’ve looked in the plugin management install area, the website, and on Google with no luck.
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