slimmer.py is a whitespace optimizer for CSS, HTML and XHTML output. It’s written by Peter Bengtsson, peter@fry-it.com in 2004-2005. Still maintained in 2008.
INSTALLATION:
$ sudo easy_install slimmer
Alternative:
$ tar -zxvf slimmer-x.x.x.tgz $ cd slimmer/ $ sudo python setup.py install
USAGE:
>>> import slimmer
>>> from slimmer import css_slimmer
>>> css_slimmer("h1, h2 { font-family: 'Courier New', Courier; }")
"h1,h2{font-family:'Courier New',Courier;border:1px solid black;}"
>>> html_slimmer('<a href="x" title=" foo bar "> one </a> <br />')
>>> from slimmer import html_slimmer, xhtml_slimmer
>>> html_slimmer('''<a href="x" title=" foo bar "
> one </a> <br/>''')
'<a href="x" title=" foo bar "> one </a><br />'
UNITTESTS:
$ cd slimmer/tests $ python testSlimmer.py $ python testSlimmer.py --verbose
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