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Informations about the package miniphy

Miniphy

A PHP based HTML minifier that's designed to be simple. It offers built in support for Laravel 5, providing both a service provider and facade. Additionally, it is configurable to allow for compile-time minification of blade template files.

Installation

You can install Miniphy using composer. Just run the following command to get the latest version:

$ composer require jrhenderson1988/miniphy

Or you can add it manually to your composer.json file and run composer update.

{
    "require": {
        "jrhenderson1988/miniphy": "^1.0"
    }
}

If you're using Laravel, don't forget to add the MiniphyServiceProvider to your config/app.php.

// ...

Illuminate\Validation\ValidationServiceProvider::class,
Illuminate\View\ViewServiceProvider::class,

/**
 * Package Service Providers...
 */
Miniphy\MiniphyServiceProvider::class,

// ...

If you want to use the Facade, make sure you add it to your aliases in config/app.php.

    // ...

    'Validator' => Illuminate\Support\Facades\Validator::class,
    'View' => Illuminate\Support\Facades\View::class,

    'Miniphy' => Miniphy\Facades\Miniphy::class,
],

Usage

It's pretty easy to use Miniphy, in fact it's just a case of creating a Miniphy instance and calling the html method to create a HTML driver to be used for minifying HTML. You can then call the minify method on the resulting driver with some content and it's minified content will be returned:

use Miniphy\Miniphy;

$content = '<html>    <body>   <p>    Your HTML content    </p>    </body>    </html>';
$miniphy = new Miniphy();
$minifiedContent = $miniphy->html()->minify($content);

For convenience, you may also pass your HTML content to the html method and the minified content will be returned. Under the hood this will create a HTML driver and call it's minify method.

use Miniphy\Miniphy;
$content = '<html>    <body>   <p>    Your HTML content    </p>    </body>    </html>';
$minifiedContent = (new Miniphy())->html($content);

Modes

Miniphy's HTML minification allows for 3 different modes: soft, medium and hard.

You can easily set the mode by calling the chainable setHtmlMode method on the Miniphy instance. There is also a htmlMode method that can be used to get or set the HTML mode, when provided with a parameter, this method will return the Miniphy instance for chaining. Without a parameter, this method will return an integer value representing the mode.

use Miniphy\Miniphy;

$miniphy = new Miniphy();

// Soft mode
$miniphy->setHtmlMode(Miniphy::HTML_MODE_SOFT);

// Set medium mode and minify the provided HTML content
$miniphy->setHtmlMode(Miniphy::HTML_MODE_MEDIUM)->html(' HTML CONTENT ');

// Set hard mode and minify the content using the htmlMode method
$miniphy->htmlMode(Miniphy::HTML_MODE_HARD)->html(' HTML CONTENT ');

Laravel

When you've set up the package correctly in Laravel you can use Miniphy very easily, either through using the Facade, dependency injection or you can get an instance of Miniphy from the IoC container. Alternatively, you may enable compile-time Blade optimisation through the settings to automatically minify your blade templates when they're generated:

Facade

$minified = Miniphy::html(' Your HTML content ');

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