Open to a PR allowing for uglifying print?

[mattkrick]

To reduce request payload size (by around 30%), it's possible to do something like query.replace(/\s/g, '') before serializing the queryString for transmission. The catch is that you have to separate fields by a comma. Unfortunately, if the string is created via print, it won't include commas. Would you be open to a PR allowing for an option to print a string "ugly", meaning replacing newlines & spaces with commas?

[mattkrick]

and/or it'd be worthwhile exploring how us common non-facebook folk could implement what was described in #158 (comment)

[leebyron]

This is a good idea. In the future we should have print and prettyPrint instead of introducing uglyPrint, but in the near term I think it's worth investigating this.

My only feedback is to definitely use compressed requests (usually supported by default in whatever network environment you're using). You should then compare the gzip size of your output from "ugly print" rather than the raw request size. Since multiple spaces tend to compress really well, and because the rest of your document is probably ASCII with english words, you're likely to see very impressive compression, and "ugly" queries are likely to be insignificant - either way I'm super curious to see data on that assumption.