megaads-vn/laravel-minify-html

Minifies the HTML output of Laravel 4 applications

1.0.5 2020-07-15 03:16 UTC

Requires

• illuminate/view: 4.x

Requires (Dev)

• mockery/mockery: dev-master
• phpunit/php-code-coverage: >=1.2.10,<1.3.0
• phpunit/phpunit: 3.7.*

MIT

• MegaAds

• performance
• html
• minify
• minifier
• compress
• optimization
• laravel
• L4
• blade

README

For Laravel 4

About

This package compresses the HTML output from your Laravel 4 application, seamlessly reducing the overall response size of your pages.

Other scripts that I've seen will compress the HTML output on-the-fly for each request. Instead, this package extends the Blade compiler to save the compiled template files to disk in their compressed state, reducing the overhead for each request.

Installation

1. Add "megaads-vn/laravel-minify-html": "1.*" to composer.json.
2. Run composer update

    Or can using command composer require megaads-vn/laravel-minify-html

1. Add MegaAds\LaravelHtmlMinify\LaravelHtmlMinifyServiceProvider to the list of providers in app/config/app.php.
2. Important: You won't see any changes until you edit your *.blade.php template files. Once Laravel detects a change, it will recompile them, which is when this package will go to work. To force all views to be recompiled, just run this command: find . -name "*.blade.php" -exec touch {} \;

Config

Optionally, you can choose to customize how the minifier functions for different environments. Publish the configuration file and edit accordingly.

$ php artisan config:publish megaads-vn/laravel-minify-html

Options

• enabled - boolean, default true

If you are using a javascript framework that conflicts with Blade's tags, you can change them.

• blade.contentTags - array, default [[]] and ]]
• blade.escapedContentTags - array, default [[[ and ]]]

Skipping minification

To prevent the minification of a view file, add skipmin somewhere in the view.

[[-- skipmin --]]