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slim-goes-slimmer

Released 2015.11.27, Updated 2024.03.18 (strip HTML comments)

HTML pages with embedded JS or complicated division hierarchy are written with indentation for readability and good developer experience. This causes websites' source codes to look like this:

I did a rough benchmarking of this on several popular media websites and found that we waste somewhere from 20 to 30% of the HTML bandwidth to indented HTML and JavaScript. So, I decided to solve this problem, and implement this for Slim framework first, because this the framework I'm currently working with.

So far, slim-goes-slimmer reduces the above piece of HTML to

... thus stripping whitespaces from the beginning of every line

Why I haven't "optimized" it further?

Mainly because I'm facing weird issues with base64-encoded images in HTML

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Inspiration

This project is inspired by a project I have contributed to https://github.com/christianklisch/slim-minify earlier. I intended to contribute to it further, but haven't sone so because slim-goes-slimmer is specifically addresses to my set of problems, and I will tweak this as and how I need it on my PHP projects.

Results so far

Encouraging. I have been observing page sizes reduced by ~25% based on a sample of 100 pages, the list of which I will be publishing soon.

Contributing

Contributing is dumb simple. Fork, code, push and raise a pull request. I'll be happy if you could contribute test cases, as I usually am too lousy to code them.

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slim/slim Version >=2.5.0
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