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A command-line script for compiling CoffeeScript files#13
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This adds a simple script for compiling CoffeeScript files. It's handy on systems that lack the Node.JS CoffeeScript compiler. It doesn't support all of the arguments that the native coffee command does, but it does mimic them pretty closely, making it a good drop-in replacement for coffee --compile foo.coffee.
I'm not exactly sure how main functions are repackaged by pip, so please let me know of any further changes that I should make to integrate the program smoothly with the rest of the package.