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Extract all CSS from a given url, both server side and client side rendered.
Extract all CSS from a given url, both server side and client side rendered.
Existing packages like
get-css
look at a server-generated piece of HTML and get all the <link>
and <style>
tags from it. This works fine for 100% server rendered pages, but apps that
employ style injection with JavaScript will not be covered.
This module uses an instance of Chromium to render a page. This has the benefit
that most of the styles can be rendered, even when generated by JavaScript. The
Puppeteer CSSCoverage API
is the power behind finding most of the CSS. Additionally, the
document.styleSheets
API is used.
npm install extract-css-core
# or
yarn add extract-css-core
const extractCss = require('extract-css-core')
const css = await extractCss('http://www.projectwallace.com')
Extract CSS from a page. Returns a Promise that contains the CSS as a single String.
Type: Object
Default: null
Type: String
Default: networkidle2
Can be any value as provided by the Puppeteer docs.
Type: Browser
Default: null
A
Puppeteer Browser
instance. See the test
directory for implementation examples. This option
exists primarily for use with
extract-css
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Extract all CSS from a given url, both server side and client side rendered.
The npm package extract-css-core receives a total of 1,798 weekly downloads. As such, extract-css-core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that extract-css-core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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