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cleat

v0.1.3

Published

A command line tool to modify web pages. Stay in your happy place.

Downloads

4

Readme

cleat

A command line tool to modify web pages. Stay in your happy place.

You do everything from the command line. Then why spoil your perfect setup with vim or emacs if you just want to make some simple edits?

installation

sudo npm -g cleat

basics

cleat use index.html text "h1" "this is a header"

cleat use index.html add ".p" "<i>hi</i>" add ".p" "<b>also this</b>"

cleat use "*.html" css ".p" "color" "red"

You can use JQuery style selectors like ".class" and filenames with wildcards like "*.html" if you use ".

shell

You can open up a shell with:

cleat open "*.html"

command list

default

Sets the text to

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
	<head>
	</head>
	<body>
	</body>
</html>
add <query, html>

Will add html at the end of anything that matches query. Identical to append.

prepend <query, html>

Will add html at the beginning of anything that matches query.

append <query, html>

Will add html at the end of anything that matches query.

addClass <query, class>

Will add the class class to anything that matches query.

removeClass <query, class>

Will remove class from anything that matches query.

remove

Will delete query.

after <query, html>

Will insert html after anything that matches query.

before <query, html>

Will insert html before anything that matches query.

attr <query, attribute, value>

Will change the attribute attribute of query to value. Useful for changing the id of items.

removeAttr <query, attribute>

Will remove attribute from query.

toggleClass <query, class>

If query has class, it will be removed. Otherwise, it will be added.

replaceWith <query, html>

Replaces query with html.

css <query, property, val>

Changes property of query to val.

stylesheet

Adds a <link rel="stylesheet" href="<href>"> to the head of the file.

script

Adds a <script src="<src>"></script> to the end of the body of the file.

text

Changes the inner text of query to text.

other

-o: displays the changed files after they are changed.

--help: help text