akankov / html-min
HTML Compressor and Minifier (maintained fork of voku/HtmlMin)
Requires
- php: ^8.3
- ext-dom: *
- ext-libxml: *
- ext-mbstring: *
Requires (Dev)
- friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^3.65
- phan/phan: ^6.0
- phpstan/phpstan: ^2.1
- phpunit/phpunit: ^12.0
- rector/rector: ^2.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2026-04-19 16:42:17 UTC
README
html-min
A fast HTML5 compressor and minifier for PHP. Strips redundant whitespace, comments, optional tags, and default attributes, then sorts what's left so your gzip layer has less work to do.
Built on native \DOMDocument — no third-party DOM dependencies.
Requirements
- PHP 8.3, 8.4, or 8.5
- ext-dom, ext-libxml, ext-mbstring
Installation
composer require akankov/html-min
Usage
use Akankov\HtmlMin\HtmlMin; $html = <<<HTML <html> <body> <ul style=""> <li style="display: inline;" class="foo">One</li> <li class="foo" style="display: inline;">Two</li> </ul> </body> </html> HTML; echo (new HtmlMin())->minify($html); // <html><body><ul><li class=foo style="display: inline;">One<li class=foo style="display: inline;">Two</ul>
Wrap any block in <nocompress>…</nocompress> to keep its whitespace intact.
Configuration
Every option is a chainable setter. All defaults are shown — the example below reproduces the default configuration.
$htmlMin = (new HtmlMin()) // Core ->doOptimizeViaHtmlDomParser(true) // run the DOM-based pass (required for most of the flags below) ->doRemoveComments(true) // drop HTML comments (conditional comments are preserved) ->doSumUpWhitespace(true) // collapse runs of whitespace in text nodes ->doRemoveWhitespaceAroundTags(false)// aggressive: also trim whitespace adjacent to block tags ->doRemoveSpacesBetweenTags(false) // aggressive: remove whitespace-only text nodes between elements // Attribute optimization ->doOptimizeAttributes(true) ->doSortHtmlAttributes(true) // canonical attribute order → better gzip ->doSortCssClassNames(true) // canonical class order → better gzip ->doRemoveOmittedQuotes(true) // class="foo" → class=foo when safe ->doRemoveOmittedHtmlTags(true) // <p>x</p> → <p>x where the closing tag is optional ->doRemoveEmptyAttributes(true) ->doRemoveValueFromEmptyInput(true) ->doRemoveDefaultAttributes(false) // opt-in: drop defaults like form method=get // URL attribute trimming ->doRemoveHttpPrefixFromAttributes(false) ->doRemoveHttpsPrefixFromAttributes(false) ->doKeepHttpAndHttpsPrefixOnExternalAttributes(false) ->doMakeSameDomainsLinksRelative([]) // e.g. ['example.com'] → strip host from same-site links // Deprecated attribute cleanup ->doRemoveDeprecatedAnchorName(true) ->doRemoveDeprecatedScriptCharsetAttribute(true) ->doRemoveDeprecatedTypeFromScriptTag(true) ->doRemoveDeprecatedTypeFromStylesheetLink(true) ->doRemoveDeprecatedTypeFromStyleAndLinkTag(true) ->doRemoveDefaultMediaTypeFromStyleAndLinkTag(true) ->doRemoveDefaultTypeFromButton(false); echo $htmlMin->minify($html);
Each setter returns $this, so you can configure and call minify() in one chain.
Extending
To run your own pass over every element during minification, implement
Akankov\HtmlMin\Contract\DomObserver and register it:
use Akankov\HtmlMin\Contract\DomObserver; use Akankov\HtmlMin\Contract\HtmlMinInterface; use Akankov\HtmlMin\HtmlMin; final class StripDataTestIds implements DomObserver { public function notifyDomNodeManipulationEvent(\DOMElement $element, HtmlMinInterface $htmlMin): void { if ($element->hasAttribute('data-testid')) { $element->removeAttribute('data-testid'); } } } $htmlMin = new HtmlMin(); $htmlMin->attachObserverToTheDomLoop(new StripDataTestIds()); echo $htmlMin->minify($html);
Development
composer install vendor/bin/phpunit # tests vendor/bin/phpstan analyse # static analysis (level max) vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix # code style
CI runs the full matrix (PHP 8.3 / 8.4 / 8.5) on every push and pull request.
Migrating from voku/html-min
This package began as a fork of voku/HtmlMin.
If you're upgrading from that package, see
UPGRADE-FROM-VOKU.md for the namespace map and the one
breaking change to the DomObserver interface.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
Originally authored by Lars Moelleken; maintained in this fork by Alex Kankov.