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hexo-filter-optimize

v0.3.1

Published

A hexo plugin that optimize the pages loading speed.

Downloads

81

Readme

hexo-filter-optimize

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A hexo plugin that optimize the pages loading speed.

It will auto filter your html file, find the <link rel="stylesheet"> block and replace them into a javascript to optimize CSS delivery.

And inline the main.css into the html page like @maple3142 does.

It will improve your pages loading and get a higher score in the Google PageSpeed Insights.

Installation

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npm install hexo-filter-optimize

Usage

Activate the plugin in hexo's _config.yml like this:

filter_optimize:
  enable: true
  # remove the surrounding comments in each of the bundled files
  remove_comments: false
  css:
    # bundle loaded css file into the one
    bundle: true
    # use a script block to load css elements dynamically
    delivery: true
    # make specific css content inline into the html page
    #   - only support the full path
    #   - default is ['css/main.css']
    inlines:
    excludes:
  js:
    # bundle loaded js file into the one
    bundle: true
    excludes:
  # set the priority of this plugin,
  # lower means it will be executed first, default is 10
  priority: 12

This plugin can be disabled by NODE_ENV in development to boost hexo generate:

export NODE_ENV=development

Comparison

Here is a result from GTmetrix to show you the changes between before and after. (Same web server located in Tokyo, Japan, vultr.com)

  • Remove query strings from static resources - let all the proxies could cache resources well. (https://gtmetrix.com/remove-query-strings-from-static-resources.html)
  • Make fewer HTTP requests - through combined the loaded js files into the one.
  • Prefer asynchronous resources - change the css delivery method using a script block instead of link tag.
  • And TODOs ...

Comparison