vite-plugin-compression
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vite-plugin-compression is a Vite plugin that enables compression of assets using various algorithms like gzip, brotli, and more. This helps in reducing the size of the assets served to the client, thereby improving load times and overall performance.
Gzip Compression
This feature allows you to compress your assets using the gzip algorithm. Gzip is widely supported and can significantly reduce the size of your assets.
json
{
"plugins": [
require('vite-plugin-compression')({
algorithm: 'gzip'
})
]
}
Brotli Compression
This feature allows you to compress your assets using the Brotli algorithm. Brotli often provides better compression rates compared to gzip.
json
{
"plugins": [
require('vite-plugin-compression')({
algorithm: 'brotliCompress'
})
]
}
Custom Compression Options
This feature allows you to customize various options for the compression process, such as the file extension, compression threshold, and whether to delete the original file after compression.
json
{
"plugins": [
require('vite-plugin-compression')({
algorithm: 'gzip',
ext: '.gz',
threshold: 10240,
deleteOriginFile: false
})
]
}
compression-webpack-plugin is a Webpack plugin that compresses assets using gzip or Brotli. It is similar to vite-plugin-compression but is designed for use with Webpack instead of Vite.
rollup-plugin-gzip is a Rollup plugin that compresses assets using gzip. It is similar to vite-plugin-compression but is designed for use with Rollup instead of Vite.
broccoli-gzip is a Broccoli plugin that compresses assets using gzip. It is similar to vite-plugin-compression but is designed for use with Broccoli instead of Vite.
FAQs
Use gzip or brotli to compress resources.
The npm package vite-plugin-compression receives a total of 106,241 weekly downloads. As such, vite-plugin-compression popularity was classified as popular.
We found that vite-plugin-compression demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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