css-concat

CSS Concat

This module is not intended to do any minification or compression. It's just supposed to concatenate @imported CSS files together and doing it properly. This applies to the relative paths to images as well.

While npm isn't needed for this module to work, I highly recommend it - it makes managing your modules and it's dependencies very comfortable.

Installation

npm install -g css-concat

From command-line

CSS Concat reads from input.css and writes to output.css. If you don't specify output.css explicitly, it will write to input-out.css. Options currently only consist of --no-comments, which will disable automatic generation of comments - this will not strip comments from the source files!

css-concat [input.css] ([output.css] [options])

From another node-module

Calling concat with the path to your CSS file, you will get a string containing the same output as the command-line version. By default, comments are enabled - to disable them just pass along the appropriate options object.

var cssConcat    = require('css-concat'),
	options      = { comments : true },
	outputString = cssConcat.concat('path/to/your.css', options);