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html-compressor

v1.0.1

Published

Html-compressor

Downloads

38

Readme

html-compressor

npm version npm license npm repository npm author

html-compressor

Middleware to compress the HTML content while serving.

Installing

NPM

Using npm:


$ npm install html-compressor

Method

var express = require('express');
var htmlCompressor = require("html-compressor");
var app = express();
app.use(htmlCompressor());

Options

app.use(htmlCompressor(<options>));

default options>>

  • remove comments
  • remove white space
  • remove empty attributes
  • remove attribute quotes
  • collapse Boolean attribute

These default options are able to minify the html content but for css and js we can pass the option for that.

| Option | type | default | description| |--|--|--|--| | css | Boolean | false | To minify css of html| | js | Boolean | false | To minify js of html| | comments | Boolean | true | To remove comments from html| | render | Boolean | true | It will modify default response.render function for all| | custom | String | null | It will use to create the custom render function | | debug | Boolean | false | If true, then it will show the message when unable to minify html due to error |

Default Compress Function (renderCompress)>> renderCompress is default compress function we can use response.renderCompress to render compress html

example

var express =  require('express');
var htmlCompressor = require("html-compressor");
var app = express();
app.use(htmlCompressor(
	js : true,
	css : true,
	custom : 'customRender',
	render : true
));

app.get('/modified_render',  function  (req,  res,  next)  {
	res.render('viewfile',  {});
}

app.get('/default_compressor_render',  function  (req,  res,  next)  {
	res.renderCompress('viewfile',  {});
}

app.get('/custom_render',  function  (req,  res,  next)  {
	res.customRender('viewfile',  {});
}

licence

MIT licence

Author

@BCrazyDreamer