pelican-htmlmin
A Pelican plugin using htmlmin to remove comments and extra whitespace from your website.
Turning this:
<head>
<title> Hello, World! </title>
</head>
<body>
<p> How <em>you</em> doing? </p>
</body>Into this:
<head><title>Hello, World!</title><body><p> How <em>you</em> doing? </p></body>Installing
pelican-htmlmin, is available on pip and takes advantage of
Pelican’s namespace system to automatically register installed plugins.
Just install with pip and you’re ready to go:
$ pip install pelican-htmlminFor a more detailed plugin installation guide, please refer to the Pelican Plugin Documentation.
Options
Being a very small wrapper around htmlmin, there are only a few options
that you may need.
HTMLMIN_ENABLED
By Default, if Pelican is in DEBUG mode, pelican-htmlmin will
not minify any files, to help with debugging. To override this, set
HTMLMIN_ENABLED = True to minify files regardless of the
DEBUG flag.
HTMLMIN_ENABLED = logger.getEffectiveLevel() > logging.DEBUGHTMLMIN_MATCH
Out of the box, pelican-htmlmin looks for files ending with
.html or .htm to minify. You can use the HTMLMIN_MATCH
to change the regular expression that matches the files you wish to minify.
HTMLMIN_MATCH = r'.html?$'HTMLMIN_OPTIONS
If you wish to pass arguments directly to htmlmin, use the
HTMLMIN_OPTIONS to pass keyword arguments.
HTMLMIN_OPTIONS = {
'remove_comments': True,
'remove_all_empty_space': True,
'remove_optional_attribute_quotes': False
}For more information on the arguments you can give htmlmin, see their
documentation here
Contributing
Please feel free to help. Buying me Beer, emailing issues, or patches via email, are all warmly welcomed, especially beer.
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