Add HTML tidying as an option #7190
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You know you can minify the output? |
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Yes. Not really the point though when you're design focused and looking at your DOM output. I know the javascript world has destroyed that but one of the nicest things about hugo is outputting simple, classic static html. Thanks for all the work you do on hugo 🙏🏽 |
bep
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You're right, the HTML output from Go templates leave much to be desired ... Note that I think this should be implemented in the same place as we do output minification. |
This is similar to --minify, but has essentially the opposite effect: instead of making the output less readable it makes it *more* readable. This uses github.com/yosssi/gohtml to perform the actual transformation. Fixes gohugoio#7190
This is similar to --minify, but has essentially the opposite effect: instead of making the output less readable it makes it *more* readable. This uses github.com/yosssi/gohtml to perform the actual transformation. Fixes gohugoio#7190
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I've written an initial implementation of this: #7825 I'd love some feedback. |
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As an inelegant workaround I do something like the following. I like having predictable and clean HTML output for a particular |
https://gohugo.io/news/0.69.0-relnotes/
Given the hugo templating engine creates whitespace hell in output now that
resources.PostProcessexists it would be awesome to have a similar hook to tidy the output HTML.Here's a great Go lib that does it perfectly https://github.com/yosssi/gohtml
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