Html Compressor bundle for Symfony2

Requirements:

Symfony 2 (>= 2.2)

Installation:

Include this bundle in your composer.json

$ php composer.phar require kcs/compressor-bundle dev-master

Enable the bundle in your AppKernel.php, _(*1)

<?php

class AppKernel extends Kernel
{
    public function registerBundles()
    {
        $bundles = array(
            ...
            new Kcs\CompressorBundle\KcsCompressorBundle(),
            ...
        );
        ...
    }
}

Configuration

You can enable or disable preservers and compressors changing one of these flags in your config.yml, _(*2)

kcs_compressor:
    enabled:              true      # Set to false to disable the compressor
    compress_html:        true      # Enable HTML optimizations
    preserve_line_breaks: true      # Enable the line breaks preservation
    remove_comments:      true      # Remove HTML comments while compressing
    remove_extra_spaces:  true      # Remove extra spaces in HTML
    compress_js:          true      # Enable inline js compression
    compress_css:         true      # Enable inline css compression

If inline js (or css) compression is enabled you must specify the compressor to be used:, _(*3)

kcs_compressor:
    js_compressor:        none      # Can be none (disabled), yui or custom
    css_compressor:       none      # Can be none (disabled), yui or custom

You can specify a custom class for the inline js and css compressors. Use the js_compressor_class and the css_compressor_class setting to specify which classes must be used., _(*4)

The custom inline compressor class must implement the Kcs\CompressorBundle\Compressor\InlineCompressorInterface interface and export a compress public function accepting the uncompressed content as argument and returning the compressed block, _(*5)

YUI compressor

If the yui compressor is used the YUI jar file location must be specified in the yui_jar setting. You can also change the java executable path modifying the java_path setting. If not specified defaults to /usr/bin/java., _(*6)