Levin

Levin finds <link rel="stylesheet"> and <script src="..."> tags and replaces them with the contents of the files that they link.

This is useful when you have a very small site and don't want to make two extra requests for such a miserable number of bytes.

Usage

via CLI

First, install it via npm:

$ npm install -g levin

Then call it via the command line. Levin receives the HTML path as a first argument and an optional second argument if you want to customize the path in which levin should look for the assets.

$ levin path/to/file.html [optional/path/to/assets]

programatically

First, install it via npm:

$ npm install levin

Then, use the inline function exported by levin.

  var levin = require('levin');

  levin.inline('path/to/file.html', 'optional/path/to/assets', function(result) {
    console.log(result);
  });

Why not use Harmony?

I wanted to make something kick and dirty to use on a ton of proyects that I own, and I was lazy to implement a proper build pipeline.

Roadmap to v0.1.0

• [x] Find link and script tags
• [x] Find the tags contents
• [x] Replace the tags contents
• [x] Add a CLI
• [ ] Optimize the code

Roadmap for the future

• [ ] Add an option to look up for minified/unminified files
• [ ] Fetch remote files
• [ ] Batch process HTML files