#MINIFY XML CODE#

By smart I mean that it will not remove blanks if we are in a leaf (more chances to be meaningful blanks) or if the node contains something that will persist (a not removed comment/cdata/PI, or a piece of text not empty). In addition again, the minifier will smartly remove blanks between tags. For instance we can remove a carriage return between prolog and a processing instruction (or even inside a DTD). What you can find between first level children is not supposed to be meaningful data then we we can safely remove formatting here. In addition, the minifier will drop every blanks between the first level children. Remove processing instructions (configurable) Remove comments (configurable). Merge elements when empty Remove DTD (configurable). They were decided by the author as relevant but you can disable individually with keep_ options. The minifier has a predefined set of options enabled by default. Not every parameter has a keep_ neither a remove_, please see below for detailed list.

#MINIFY XML CODE#

The code above means 'minify this string with aggressive mode BUT keep comments and in addition remove indent'. My $mini = minify($maxi, no_prolog => 1, aggressive => 1, keep_comments => 1, remove_indent => 1)

You can set indivually with : use XML::Minifier qw(minify) My $mini = minify($maxi, no_prolog => 1, aggressive => 1) Īggressive, destructive and insane are shortcuts that define a set of parameters. Here is the simplest way to use XML::Minifier : use XML::Minifier īut a typical use would include some parameters like this : use XML::Minifier qw(minify) The API (option names) is almost stabilized (but not fully) and can therefore still change a bit. XML::Minifier - A configurable XML minifier.

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