On second thought, html-pages-brunch serves no real purpose in the context of Phoenix unless building a SPA with html templates of AngularJS variety. The plugin reloads your views on html save, which does not come out of the box with Brunch, so its a great convenience for dev env, but Phoenix already does that for your views anyway. The only time your actually want to do html minification is for prod releases, which can be handled by html-minifier from the command line during your build/deploy cycle. So it can look like this:

1. npm install html-minifier -g
2. define a make task minify-templates: html-minifier --input-dir ./lib --output-dir ./lib --file-ext eex --collapse-whitespace --remove-comments --remove-script-type-attributes --remove-tag-whitespace --use-short-doctype --minify-css true --minify-js true
3. run this task before build/deploy
4. at the end of your run, undo changes made to your templates git checkout .

Server side minification complete.

maybe this one: Packages | Hex

Or at least the ones that you put the plug on.

Hmm, interesting, old but updateable…