Was just running my page through Google Pagespeed and got a few warnings around CSS minification:
Minifying https://unpkg.com/@blueprintjs/[email protected]/lib/css/blueprint.css could save 48.2KiB (61% reduction) after compression.
Minifying https://unpkg.com/@blueprintjs/[email protected]/lib/css/blueprint-select.css could save 1.4KiB (68% reduction) after compression.
Minifying https://unpkg.com/@blueprintjs/[email protected]/lib/css/blueprint-icons.css could save 464B (71% reduction) after compression.
I was wondering what you think of adding additional [package].min.css files that would be the minified versions?
(Alternatively, I could minify and host versions on our CDN - though then I have to do this every time the package changes and would rather rely on unpkg too 🙂)
Alternatively, jsDelivr CDN supports on-demand minification:
That’s great and exactly what I was looking for - thanks! 😃
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Thanks from my heart.
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That’s great and exactly what I was looking for - thanks! 😃
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meh. we don't ship any other minified files because most consumers will have some bundle step to package their app code (including blueprint), at which stage they can minimize and uglify exactly as they please.
If you don't plan to ship minified files it might be a good idea to change cdn links in the docs to the ones above.
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Alternatively, jsDelivr CDN supports on-demand minification: