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gzip on: Default config for many Nginx servers. It will enable gzip but ONLY for the MIME type text/html. where pigz is a parallel implementation of gzip, able to take advantage of multiple processors, cores, and threads For Example - if your React App is deployed using NGINX server then you can serve your build files in gzipped compressed by adding below configuration : gzip on;

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const { Compress } = require ( 'gzipper' ) ; const gzip = new Compress ( './test' ) ; const brotli = new Compress ( './test' , null , { brotli: true } ) ; try { const [ gzipFiles , brotliFiles ] = await Promise . all ( [ gzip . run ( ) , brotli . run ( ) , ] ) ; console . info ( 'Compressed gzip files: ' , gzipFiles ) ; console . info ( 'Compressed brotli files: ' , brotliFiles ) ; } catch ( err ) { console . error ( err ) ; } Options Compress|c Optiondeflate-strategy deflate compression strategy 0 (default), 1 (filtered), 2 (huffman only), 3 (RLE), 4 (fixed) and build your project you will get both gzip and regular file. It is upto you to make server to serve gzip instead of regular file. If you are using nginx you have to setup your server in nginx.conf file as below server { All options can be declared via ENV variables (ENV variables have higher priority over CLI arguments).

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Spawn workers for parallel compression, be aware of workers number because every worker creates an additional thread. More info there. Cache Command

You can use CloudFront to automatically compress files of certain types and serve the compressed files when viewers support them (viewers indicate their support for compressed files with the Accept-Encoding HTTP header). CloudFront can compress files using the Gzip and Brotli compression formats. When the viewer supports both formats, CloudFront uses Brotli. In the build-compress command, I am calling the ng build which will compile the Angular files to the dist folder. Then I am running the gzipper command with c flag - compression - only compress Javascript, Stylesheet and HTML files, with the same filename format to a different directory dist-compressed. Reinforcement Film (a strip of plastic fused to each half of the zipper tape to allow a manufacturer to electronically "weld" the zipper onto the garment or item that is being manufactured, without the need of sewing or stitching) [17]