Can compressed javascript be uncompressed

Question

Is it possible to uncompress (if that\'s the right term even) for code like below?

var vote=function(){var k={informModerator:-1,undoMod:0,acceptedByOwner:1,         


        

Answer 1

In your specific example, you should be able to uncompress it.

Note, however, that most compressors will rename variables. At that point, the code is, IMO, no longer human readable.

var vote = function() {
    var k = {
        informModerator: -1,
        undoMod: 0,
        acceptedByOwner: 1,
        upMod: 2,
        downMod: 3,
        offensive: 4,
        favorite: 5,
        close: 6,
        reopen: 7,
        deletion: 10,
        undeletion: 11,
        spam: 12
    };
    var f = imagePath + "vote-arrow-down.png";
    var c = imagePath + "vote-arrow-down-on.png";
    var x = imagePath + "vote-arrow-up.png";
    var w = imagePath + "vote-arrow-up-on.png";
    var A = imagePath + "vote-favorite-on.png";
    var o = imagePath + "vote-favorite-off.png";
    var l = function() {
        var C = 'login or register';
        $("div.vote").find("img").not(".vote-accepted").unbind("click").click(function(D) {
            u($(D.target), "Please " + C + " to use voting.")
        });
        z().unbind("click").click(function(D) {
            u($(D.target), "Please " + C + " to flag this post.")
        })
    };
    var B = function(C) {
        if (!C) {
            C = "div.vote"
        }
        $(C).find("img.vote-")
    };