HTML5small is a general-purpose minifier for HTML5 documents.
It is faster than html_compressor
and at the same time compresses much better,
while still generating valid HTML5.
$ gem install html5small
require 'html5small'
::HTML5.minify '<html>...</html>'
HTML5small can also be used as a nanoc filter. This will lead to even faster loading of your compiled sites.
To use the HTML5small filter, add this line to your lib/helpers.rb:
require 'html5small/nanoc'
Then adapt your Rules to apply the filter where necessary. For example:
compile '/blog/*/' do
filter :erb
filter :html5small
end
HTML5small is based on h5-min, which is currently unmaintained.
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We found that html5small demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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