slimmer

If you're looking for a powerful whitespace optimizer for your CSS, HTML, and XHTML output, look no further than Slimer. With its easy installation process, it's a breeze to get started optimizing your code for a sleeker, more efficient appearance.

Installation is simple and can be done in two easy steps. If you have access to the command line, it's as easy as typing in "sudo easy_install slimmer". Alternatively, if you prefer to install the software manually, you can download the .tgz file and follow the included set-up instructions by typing in "tar -zxvf slimmer-x.x.x.tgz". Once you've navigated to the appropriate file using "cd slimmer/", simply type in "sudo python setup.py install" and you're good to go.

Once installed, Slimer is just as easy to use. By importing the appropriate package you can begin optimizing your code in no time. For example, by inputting "import slimmer" and "from slimmer import css_slimmer", you can take a string of CSS code and quickly optimize it to remove unnecessary whitespace. Similarly, by importing "from slimmer import html_slimmer, xhtml_slimmer", you can quickly and easily remove excess whitespace from your HTML or XHTML code.

But the real question is: does it work? Thankfully, Slimer includes a suite of tests to ensure that everything works as intended. By navigating to the appropriate folder and typing "python testSlimmer.py", you can ensure that Slimer is working as expected. And for extra detail, you can always add the "--verbose" flag for a report on the individual tests run.

All in all, Slimer is an excellent tool for those looking to optimize their code with a minimum of hassle. With easy installation, simple commands, and a suite of tests, it's an all-in-one solution for those looking to streamline their code.