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@osmn-byhn/css-formatter-cli

v1.0.5

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Command line interface for @osmn-byhn/css-formatter to inline or extract CSS from HTML

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cssformattercliinlineextracthtmlemail-templatesweb-performance

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CSS Formatter CLI

A powerful CLI for bidirectional CSS-HTML conversion, powered by @osmn-byhn/css-formatter.

This tool allows you to convert between external/internal CSS and inline styles effortlessly directly from your terminal. It's perfect for email templates, production optimization, and modernizing legacy HTML.

🚀 Key Features

  • Bidirectional Conversion: Move styles from <style> tags to inline attributes and back.
  • Smart Selector Generation: Automatically generates clean, semantic CSS selectors based on existing classes and structure.
  • Preserves Critical CSS: Keeps @media queries, :hover states, and @font-face rules in a <style> tag while inlining the rest.
  • Style Deduplication: Groups identical inline styles under single CSS rules to keep your output clean.

📦 Installation

You can install it globally via npm:

npm install -g @osmn-byhn/css-formatter-cli

Or run it instantly using npx:

npx css-formatter <command> [options]

🎯 Usage & Commands

1. Inlining CSS (inline)

Converts all CSS from <style> tags and linked stylesheets into inline style attributes.

css-formatter inline input.html -o output.html
  • Use Case: Preparing HTML for email clients that only support inline styles.

2. Extracting to Internal CSS (internal)

Extracts all inline style attributes and moves them into a single <style> tag in the <head>.

css-formatter internal input.html -o output.html
  • Use Case: Refactoring messy inline styles into a readable, centralized format.

3. Extracting to External CSS (extract)

Extracts inline styles into a separate .css file and adds a <link> tag to the HTML.

css-formatter extract input.html styles.css -o output.html
  • Use Case: Optimizing production websites for browser caching by separating CSS from HTML.

🔧 Options

| Argument | Description | | :--- | :--- | | <input> | Path to your input HTML file. | | [cssOutput] | (Extract only) Name of the generated CSS file. | | -o, --output | Custom path for the output HTML (defaults to overwriting input). | | -v, --version | Display version information. | | -h, --help | Display help for commands. |

📄 License

MIT © Osman Beyhan