yocmen/html-minify

Minifies the HTML output of Laravel 5 applications (Originally from https://github.com/fitztrev/laravel-html-minify)

Laravel 5 HTML Minify

This package is originally from https://github.com/fitztrev/laravel-html-minify i just updated the package and made it compatible with laravel 5., _(*1)

About

This package compresses the HTML output from your Laravel 5 application, seamlessly reducing the overall response size of your pages., _(*2)

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., _(*3)

Why?

Even with gzip enabled, there is still an improvement in the response size for HTML content-type documents., _(*4)

Installation

1. Add "yocmen/html-minify": "2.*" to composer.json.
2. Run composer update
3. Add Yocmen\HtmlMinify\HtmlMinifyServiceProvider to the list of providers in config/app.php.
4. Publish your config with php artisan vendor:publish command
5. 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 {} \;

Options

• enabled - boolean, default true
• comment_stripping - boolean, default true

If you are using a javascript framework that conflicts with Blade's tags, you can change them., _(*5)

• blade.rawTags - array, default {!! and !!}
• 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., _(*6)

{{-- skipmin --}}
<!-- skipmin -->