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gulp-css-inliner

v0.1.0

Published

> A simple and modern CSS inliner for `gulp`, with optional support for CSS preprocessors and templating languages.

Downloads

2

Readme

gulp-css-inliner

A simple and modern CSS inliner for gulp, with optional support for CSS preprocessors and templating languages.

NPM Travis.ci

Install

$ npm install --save-dev gulp-css-inliner

Usage

var gulp = require('gulp');
var cssInline = require('gulp-css-inliner');

gulp.task('default', function () {
	return gulp.src('src/file.html')
		.pipe(cssInline({
			directory: 'src/style'
		}))
		.pipe(gulp.dest('dist'));
});

API

cssInline(options)

options

directory

Type: string
Default: ''

The base directory from which local stylesheets are loaded. Only files in this directory or its sub-directories are accessible.

plugins

Type: function[]
Default: []

Array of PostCSS plugins to use while processing stylesheets.

precompile

Type: function
Default: null

A function that precompiles a stylesheet into CSS. See the css-inliner preprocessors section.

template

Type: function
Default: null

A function that can extract tags from a templating language. See the css-inliner templates section.

loadAsync

Type: function
Default: null

A function that reads a stylesheet reference (path or URL) into a Buffer or string. Recommended only when directory and precompile are not enough.

cssInline.templates

handlebars

Type: function

CSSInliner support function for Handlebars. You will need to add Handlebars as a dev dependency if you want to use Handlebar templates in your project.

cssInline.preprocessors

less

Type: function

CSSInliner support function for Less. You will need to add Less as a dev dependency if you want to use Less stylesheets in your project.

License

MIT © Northcloud Inc.