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speedback

v0.1.2

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Automatically compress and optimize a static website

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Speedpack

NOTE: Do not use this yet please

Speedpack is a command line tool to automatically compress and optimize a static website.

$ speedpack _dist
packing [####################] 100%
Finished in 5070ms
Compressed:
  File: 51 -> saved 0 bytes
  Image: 31 -> saved 2922113 bytes
  JavaScript: 1 -> saved 473 bytes
  CSS: 3 -> saved 6031 bytes
  -------------------------------
  Total: 86 -> saved 2928617 bytes

Installation

npm install -g speedpack

More Details

Speedpack is meant to be a simple and user friendly tool to help fix common problems reported by Google Page Speed Insights. So far, it can do the following.

  • image compression
  • css compression
  • javascript compression

And in the near future...

  • guided CLI that saves preferences to a config file
  • javascript and css concatenation (detect nearby items in HTML and concat them)
  • show cool stats on how much was improved
  • suggest fixes that should not be handled by this tool (missing title tags, etc)

Usage

speedpack --help

  Usage: slimpack [options] <input>

  Options:

    -h, --help           output usage information
    -v, --version        output the version number
    -o, --output <path>  output directory