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cssbeautify-cli

CLI for cssbeautify

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CSS Beautify CLI

CLI for cssbeautify

Installation

`npm install -g cssbeautify-cli`

Usage

`cssbeautify-bin [options] -f filename`

Options:

  -a, --autosemicolon  insert a semicolon after the last ruleset                                              [default: false]
  -c, --config         json config file to use
  -f, --file           file to beautify
  -h, --help           show this help message
  -i, --indent         string used for the indentation of the declaration (spaces, tabs or number of spaces)  [default: "    "]
  -o, --openbrace      the placement of open curly brace, either end-of-line or separate-line                 [default: "end-of-line"]
  -v, --version        Display program version

Note: Options from config override command line options. Examples

cssbeautify-cli -i2 -o "separate-line" -f ololo.css
cssbeautify-cli --indent="   " -f nyan.css

Notes

It seems to me that optimist introduces strange behaviour in some cases, e.g. it's mpossible to pass empty indent option in the following form: -i '', but following solutions work just fine: -i0, --indent '', --indent='', --indent=0.

Also the behaviour of boolean -a option is quite strange sometimes, check test/autosemicolon.js for details.

Versions

0.3.0

  • -c (--config) option added

0.2.1

  • some minor fixes

0.2.0

  • file is now passed in -f (--file) option

0.1.0

  • options -a (--autosemicolon), -h (--help), -i (--indent), -o (--openbrace), -v (--version)
  • file is passed as anonymous option

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Package last updated on 30 Sep 2013

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