Minifier.org

Minifier.org is a software solution designed to minify JavaScript and CSS code, aiming to reduce website size and improve loading speed. According to the vendor, this tool is suitable for web developers, software engineers, IT professionals, e-commerce companies, and digital agencies of various sizes. By removing whitespace, stripping comments, combining files, and optimizing programming patterns, Minifier.org can potentially enhance website performance.

Key Features

Minify - JavaScript and CSS minifier: According to the vendor, Minifier.org can minify JavaScript and CSS code, resulting in smaller and faster-loading websites. This feature removes whitespace, strips comments, combines files, and optimizes/shortens common programming patterns. The vendor also mentions that Minifier.org comes with a comprehensive test suite.

Select Language: JS CSS: Users have the option to choose between minifying JavaScript or CSS code, depending on their specific requirements.

*__construct(/ overload paths */)**: The object constructor of Minifier.org accepts 0, 1, or multiple paths of files, or complete CSS/JS content to be minified. All CSS/JS passed along will be combined into one minified file, as per the vendor's documentation.

*add($path, / overload paths */)**: The add() function allows users to include additional files or plain JS/CSS code for minification. This feature is equivalent to the constructor and facilitates the inclusion of multiple files, as stated by the vendor.

minify($path): According to the vendor, the minify() function can minify the content of files, save the result to a specified path, and return the resulting content. If the path parameter is omitted, the result will not be written anywhere.

gzip($path, $level): The gzip() function minifies the content and optionally saves it to a file, similar to the minify() feature. Additionally, it applies the gzencode() function to the minified content, as mentioned by the vendor.

setMaxImportSize($size) (CSS only): For CSS files, users can set the maximum size (in kB) of files to import into the minified CSS. The CSS minifier automatically embeds referenced files, such as images and fonts, into the minified CSS. The vendor suggests that loading large files separately may improve CSS load time.

setImportExtensions($extensions) (CSS only): The setImportExtensions() function allows users to specify the types of files to be embedded into the minified CSS, along with their data:mime type. The default embedded file types include gif, png, jpg, jpeg, svg, and woff, according to the vendor.