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Temple is a great framework for writing template languages. Slim uses it, as does hamlit (a haml derivative)

They have a an erb implementation that performs very well. I'm sure it would allow you to introduce your filter.

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Rails erb html minification

Roman Usherenko <roman.u...@gmail.com>: Jun 06 02:49AM -0700 Hi!   Anyone knows a nice way to minify HTML output of erb templates in Rails? Right now I use a middleware that gsubs "\n"'s between close and open tags, but this happens on each page load and depending on a page size can be taxing on performance.   I'm looking to write some kind of a template engine (based on, or compositing Erubis), that will tap into Rails template handlers chain so that the compiled result will be cached by rails. Ideally I also do not want to change all my template files extension from *.erb to something else.   Any advises?

Magnus Holm <jud...@gmail.com>: Jun 06 11:55AM +0200 Hi Roman,   I don't know of any HTML-aware ERB-templates. Slim/Haml handles HTML in its syntax, and thus have way more control over what it generates. How HTML-aware do you want the template engine to be? Should it also catch invalid HTML?   I also don't know how to hook into Rails' template engine. But that's easy to figure out.     // Magnus Holm   On Mon, Jun 6, 2016 at 11:49 AM, Roman Usherenko <roman.u...@gmail.com> wrote:

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