Martijn van der Lee

> $syllables = explode('-', $string); That doesn't take into account word boundaries or hyphens already in the text.

I suggest starting a new 'refactor' branch for these and related changes. There are a number of thing I'd like to see improved as well, such as the parser, support...

I've started a `refactor` branch with /src, namespace and a BC autoloader (based on your code, but changed somewhat for performance reasons). Feel free to take a look and experiment...

As for a PSR-6 implementation. I prefer https://packagist.org/packages/symfony/cache, basically because it's by far the most popular and I use Laravel in daily live, which heavily borrows from Symfony. Your thoughts?

I like the idea of supporting a standard caching mechanism, but it would have significant impact on existing users. Perhaps if we can find a way to make this work...

Hi, I'm threes author and maintainer of this. Could you please update your change for the current master so i can merge it? I've not yet updated the version tagas...

Unless your HTML is especially complicated, performance should be far better for such a short text, even without cache. Have you tried performance without HTML? You can try non-HTML on...

Perhaps I can make it optional somehow. Default behaviour will not be changed due to backwards compatibility.

Unless I get some tools to automate this, it's unlikely. The problem is that I rarely use minified javascript myself (I use a framework that does the minification for me);...

Working on this, using plain NPM and `watch` (don't have the time to spend on Grunt/Gulp right now).