Package python3-module-django-minify-html: Specfile
%define _unpackaged_files_terminate_build 1 %define oname django-minify-html %def_with check Name: python3-module-%oname Version: 1.7.1 Release: alt1 Summary: Use minify-html, the extremely fast HTML + JS + CSS minifier, with Django. License: MIT Group: Development/Python3 Url: https://github.com/adamchainz/django-minify-html ExcludeArch: i586 armh Source: %name-%version.tar BuildRequires(pre): rpm-build-python3 BuildRequires: python3-module-setuptools BuildRequires: python3-module-wheel BuildRequires: python3-module-minify-html %if_with check BuildRequires: python3(tox) BuildRequires: python3(tox_no_deps) BuildRequires: python3(pytest) BuildRequires: python3(pytest_django) BuildRequires: python3(pytest_randomly) BuildRequires: python3-module-minify-html BuildRequires: python3-module-django BuildRequires: python3-module-coverage BuildRequires: python3-module-django-tests %endif %description HTML minification is an underappreciated techinque for web optimization. It can yield significant savings, even on top of other tools like compression with Brotli or Gzip. There are other minifiers out there, but in benchmarks minify-html surpasses them all. It's a really well optimized and tested Rust library, and seems to be the best available HTML minifier. Some CDN's provide automatic minification, such as CloudFlare. This can be convenient, since it requires no application changes. But it adds some overhead: non-minified HTML has to first be transferred to the CDN, and the CDN has to parse the response, and recombine it. It also means that you don't get to see the potential side effects of minification until your code is live. Overall it should be faster and more predictable to minify within Django, at the point of HTML generation. %prep %setup %build %pyproject_build %install %pyproject_install %if "%python3_sitelibdir_noarch" != "%python3_sitelibdir" install -d %buildroot%python3_sitelibdir mv %buildroot%python3_sitelibdir_noarch/* \ %buildroot%python3_sitelibdir/ %endif %check %pyproject_run_pytest -vra tests %files %doc *.rst LICENSE %python3_sitelibdir/* %changelog * Tue Apr 09 2024 Dmitry Lyalyaev <fruktime@altlinux.org> 1.7.1-alt1 - 1.5.0 -> 1.7.1 * Fri Jun 09 2023 Dmitry Lyalyaev <fruktime@altlinux.org> 1.5.0-alt2 - fix FTBFS due to tests failed * Wed Apr 19 2023 Dmitry Lyalyaev <fruktime@altlinux.org> 1.5.0-alt1 - New version 1.5.0 + migrate to pyproject * Tue Sep 20 2022 Dmitry Lyalyaev <fruktime@altlinux.org> 1.3.0-alt1 - New version 1.3.0 + Move .spec in the "alt" directory * Fri Feb 18 2022 Dmitry Lyalyaev <fruktime@altlinux.org> 1.0.0-alt1 - Initial build for ALT Linux |