Is it possible to pipe the output of a partial to another command? For example, minify? I tried this: {{- partial "seo_schema" . | minify }}

The minify flag is meant for use in the CLI like so: hugo --minify The Asset Minifcation syntax is: {{ $css := resources.Get "css/main.css" }} {{ $style := $css | resources.Minify }} However as far as I know a partial cannot be fetched as a Resource. A partial’s output will be minified along wi…

[image] alexandros: The minify flag is meant for use in the CLI like so: hugo --minify minify is like an alias for resources.Minify ( Ref ). So, minify can be used instead, though, as you said, only for “resources” in the assets/ dir (or the ones created on the fly using resources.FromString an…

[image] zinefer: Is it possible to pipe the output of a partial to another command? For example, minify? Ensure that the partial “outputs” a string. After that, you can do something like below: {{ with "html/foo.html" }}  {{ $vars := ("<div>\n\n…

Sure. I thought that since this question is about minifying a partial then the CLI flag is what needs to be used. Thanks for the links. Maybe the OP was looking for these.

[image] kaushalmodi: Ensure that the partial “outputs” a string. It doesn’t have to be, right? Because there’s also resources.ExecuteAsTemplate ( doc page ). (This is more a theoretical question to deepen my understanding. I don’t think it will help Zinefer in his use case given the easier way…

[image] Jura: It doesn’t have to be, right? Because there’s also resources.ExecuteAsTemplate I think that partials outputs value of type “template.HTML” (don’t quote me as I could be wrong; not a Go programmer). Now “template.HTML” is like a string, but not exactly. But it can be converted to…

Thanks for the replies everyone! I am already using --minify but this one partial doesn’t get white-space stripped. I’m starting to think the mixed content of my partial is the culprit. Here’s the partial: <script type="application/ld+json"> { "@context" : "http://schema.org", "@type" : "BlogPo…

hi @zinefer I just ran into the same problem as you just now, when I hugo --minify everything is minified but the json-ld for the structured data is not when viewed in the public folder. How did you minify he partial? When I use {{ partial "header" . | jsonify }} I get no errors but when I view the…

https://gist.github.com/zinefer/f319ee126f0ed53eb0775f7eba63c5e9 seo_schema.html {{- $title := .Site.Title }} {{- if not .IsHome }} {{- $title = .Title }} {{- end }} {{- $author := dict "@type" "Person" "name" .Site.Params.Author }} {{- $logo := dict "@type" "ImageObject" "url" .Site.Par…

Minify the output of a partial

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kaushalmodi September 6, 2018, 11:02am 10

I think Hugo and/or minify uses the type attribute to decide if that HTML tag should be minified. And probably “ld+json” types are not whitelisted for minification? @bep? @tdewolff?

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