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is it possible to remove style attributes ?
See original GitHub issuei was hoping to do something like:
minify(HTMLSTRING,{
attrBlackList: ['style']
});
is it possible to achieve the same functionality ?
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This seems like something you’d use a general post-processor for, rather than adding this feature to html-minifier.
After you minify with html-minifier, you can reprocess the output, either with another full-fledged html parser, or with something as simple as
sed.Looking at src/htmlparser.js it seems that currently HTML is parsed using a combination of linear parser and dynamic regular expressions for matching segments of code.
Another thing @duncanbeevers, I believe removing
data-,aria-,ng-and similar attributes belongs under the basic function of HTML minification.