Nuxt Prune Html

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vue

Nuxt module to prune html before sending it to the browser (it removes elements matching CSS selector(s)), useful for boosting performance showing a different HTML for bots/audits by removing all the scripts with dynamic rendering

Overview:

The Nuxt Prune HTML module is designed to prune HTML before sending it to the browser, removing elements that match specified CSS selectors. This can be useful for improving performance, particularly for bots or performance audits that don't require all the scripts with dynamic rendering. By reducing the assets, resources, and HTML that needs to be downloaded, the module aims to significantly boost the performance of Nuxt websites. It offers various features for customizing the pruning process based on user agents, bots, audits, headers, and query parameters.

Features:

  • Prune based on default detection
  • Match the user agent
  • Match a bot
  • Match an audit
  • Match a custom header
  • Prune based on header values (useful for Lambdas)
  • Prune based on query parameters (useful during navigation, hybrid-experience)

Summary:

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Nuxt

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Vue

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