rehype-minify-javascript-url is a rehype plugin designed to optimize HTML documents by minifying `javascript:` URL attributes found within various HTML tags. It's an integral part of the unified collective's rehype ecosystem, which focuses on transforming HTML with a plugin-based architecture. The current stable version is 5.0.1. This package specifically targets and reduces the size of JavaScript code embedded within URL attributes by applying minification techniques (e.g., transforming `alert(true)` to `alert(!0)`). Following the unified ecosystem's release cadence, it ensures compatibility with maintained Node.js versions, currently requiring Node.js 16 or newer. Its primary differentiator is its specialized focus on JavaScript URL minification, contributing to overall HTML document size reduction within the robust rehype processing pipeline.
npm install rehype-minify-javascript-urlVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to use rehype-minify-javascript-url within a unified pipeline to parse HTML, minify JavaScript URLs, and then stringify the result.
Migrate your project to use ES modules or update your bundler configuration to handle ESM imports correctly. Use `import rehypeMinifyJavaScriptUrl from 'rehype-minify-javascript-url'`.
Ensure your development and production environments are running Node.js 16 or a later LTS version.
Always use `rehype-sanitize` in your unified pipeline before or after minification when processing untrusted HTML to ensure the resulting document is safe.
Ensure you are using a default import, e.g., `import rehypeMinifyJavaScriptUrl from 'rehype-minify-javascript-url'`.
Update your import statements to use ES module syntax: `import rehypeMinifyJavaScriptUrl from 'rehype-minify-javascript-url'` and ensure your project is configured for ESM.
Verify that you are importing the default export correctly: `import rehypeMinifyJavaScriptUrl from 'rehype-minify-javascript-url'`. Do not use `{ rehypeMinifyJavaScriptUrl }`.No dependency data recorded yet.