html-source-map-rebase

Rebase your HTML assets relatively to the source file they were imported from.

Installation

npm install html-source-map-rebase

Example

Consider the following Twig sources:

index.twig

<img src="./foo.png">

{% include "partials/bar.twig" %}

partials/bar.twig

<img src="../bar.png">
<style>
    .foo {
        background-image: url("../bar.png");
    }
</style>

By rebasing the assets relatively to the file they were imported from, the resulting HTML would be:

<img src="foo.png">
<img src="bar.png">
<style>
    .foo {
        background-image: url("bar.png");
    }
</style>

Yes, you read it well: it also rebases resources referenced by inline styles.

How it works

html-source-map-rebase uses the mapping provided by source maps to resolve the original file the assets where imported from. That's why it needs a source map to perform its magic. Any tool able to generate a source map from a source file is appropriate. Here is how one could use Twing and html-source-map-rebase together to render an HTML document and rebase its assets.

import {TwingEnvironment, TwingLoaderFilesystem} from "twing";
import {createRebaser} from "html-source-map-rebase";

const loader = new TwingLoaderFilesystem('src');
const environment = new TwingEnvironment(loader, {
  source_map: true
});

return environment.render('index.twig')
    .then((html) => {
        const map = environment.getSourceMap();
        const rebaser = createRebaser(Buffer.from(map));
    
        return rebaser.rebase(html);
    })
    .then((result) => {
        // result.data contains the HTML markup with rebased assets
        // result.map contains the source map
    });

API

Read the documentation for more information.

Contributing

Prerequisites

• nyc

Usage

• Fork the main repository
• Code
• Implement tests using tape
• Check the test coverage by executing nyc npm run test
• Issue a pull request keeping in mind that all pull requests must reference an issue in the issue queue and must maintain a 100% test coverage

License

Apache-2.0 © Eric MORAND