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RPM: python3-module-django-minify-html
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A versão atual: 1.5.0-alt2
Data da compilação: 9 junho 2023, 12:02 ( 46.3 weeks ago )
Tamanho:: 18.94 Kb
Home page: https://github.com/adamchainz/django-minify-html
Licença: MIT
Sumário: Use minify-html, the extremely fast HTML + JS + CSS minifier, with Django.
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Data da compilação: 9 junho 2023, 12:02 ( 46.3 weeks ago )
Tamanho:: 18.94 Kb
Home page: https://github.com/adamchainz/django-minify-html
Licença: MIT
Sumário: Use minify-html, the extremely fast HTML + JS + CSS minifier, with Django.
Descrição:
HTML minification is an underappreciated techinque for web optimization.
It can yield significant savings, even on top of other tools like
compression with Brotli or Gzip.
There are other minifiers out there, but in benchmarks minify-html
surpasses them all. It's a really well optimized and tested Rust library,
and seems to be the best available HTML minifier.
Some CDN's provide automatic minification, such as CloudFlare. This can be
convenient, since it requires no application changes. But it adds some
overhead: non-minified HTML has to first be transferred to the CDN, and
the CDN has to parse the response, and recombine it. It also means that
you don't get to see the potential side effects of minification until your
code is live. Overall it should be faster and more predictable to minify
within Django, at the point of HTML generation.
Mantenedor currente: Dmitry Lyalyaev It can yield significant savings, even on top of other tools like
compression with Brotli or Gzip.
There are other minifiers out there, but in benchmarks minify-html
surpasses them all. It's a really well optimized and tested Rust library,
and seems to be the best available HTML minifier.
Some CDN's provide automatic minification, such as CloudFlare. This can be
convenient, since it requires no application changes. But it adds some
overhead: non-minified HTML has to first be transferred to the CDN, and
the CDN has to parse the response, and recombine it. It also means that
you don't get to see the potential side effects of minification until your
code is live. Overall it should be faster and more predictable to minify
within Django, at the point of HTML generation.
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