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@songkick/injectassets
Advanced tools
Utility to inject reference or inline assets in your HTML
Use cases
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Write a basic (HTML) mustache template using extensions as iterators:
<html>
<head>
<title>injectassets - example</title>
{{#inline_css}}
<style>{{{.}}}</style>
{{/inline_css}}
{{#css}}
<link href="{{{.}}}" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
{{/css}}
</head>
<body>
<h1>It works!</h1>
{{#js}}
<script src="{{{.}}}"></script>
{{/js}}
{{#inline_js}}
<script>{{{.}}}</script>
{{/inline_js}}
</body>
</html>
Run the command:
Usage: injectassets [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-s, --source <path to template> template file path, default: stdin
-o, --output <path> result output path, default: stdout
-g, --reference-globs <globs...> globs for files to be inject as references
-G, --inline-globs <globs...> globs for files to be inlined
-d, --dir <assets folder> injected assets directory, default: "./"
-p, --pattern <string> use this pattern to generate paths, default {dir}/{base}
-t, --tags <string> specify open/close tags. default: "{{,}}"
-w, --watch run on every source file change
-e, --encoding <string> read/write encoding, encoding "utf-8"
Use stdin and stdout, insert files path with the -g, --reference-globs
option.
cat src/index.html | injectassets -g '*.{css,js}'
# print HTML to stdout
Use a source file
injectassets -g '*.{css,js}' -s src/index.html
Output to a file
cat src/index.html | injectassets -g '*.{css,js}' -o dist/index.html
# or simply
cat src/index.html | injectassets -g '*.{css,js}' > dist/index.html
Specify directory containing the assets with -d, --dir
cat src/index.html | injectassets -d 'dist/' -g '*.{css,js}'
Decide how files path will be formatted. Keys are all the values returned by path.parse()
(i.e: root
, dir
, base
, name
, ext
)
cat src/index.html | injectassets -g '*.{css,js}' -p '/public/{name}{ext}'
Inline files content with the -G, --inline-globs
option
cat src/index.html | injectassets -G '*.{css,js}'
Inline some files, inject references some others
cat src/index.html | injectassets -G 'critical*.{css,js}' -g '!(critical)*.{css,js}'
Specify multiple globs separating them with ;
cat src/index.html | injectassets -G 'scripts/*.js;styles/*.css'
Watch for any change on specified globs and rerun automatically with -w, --watch
cat src/index.html | injectassets -G 'scripts/*.js;styles/*.css' -w -o dist/index.html
Use square brackets instead of curly brackets for template:
cat src/index.html | injectassets -t '[[,]]' -g '*.{css,js}'
FAQs
Utility to inject reference or inline assets in your HTML
The npm package @songkick/injectassets receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @songkick/injectassets popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @songkick/injectassets demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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