I looked through the docs on how to do this but nothing turned up.
There's this:
The compiled css-files are minified by broccoli-clean-css or broccoli-csso, if it is installed locally
So I'm guessing it uses broccoli-clean-css
by default which uses clean-css
. I looked at both clean-css
and csso
and neither seem to have an option for mangling/minifying class names.
So I looked at how the React / Webpack folks are doing it. They seem to use css-loader which relies on post-css
.
As far as I can tell, Ember doesn't use PostCSS out of the box?
Question: how can I get Ember CLI to mangle class names and remove useless classes/IDs like .ember-view
and #ember123
?
My motivation for this is I want to cache SSR content in Redis but my Redis instance is filling up so I need smaller payloads.
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