oust

Extract a list of stylesheets, scripts or HTML imports from HTML

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oust

Extract a list of stylesheets, scripts or HTML imports from HTML

Install

npm install oust --save-dev

Usage

First include:

var oust = require('oust');

Resource links can then be extracted from either files:

Extract stylesheets references `<link rel="stylesheet">`

oust({ src: 'test/sample/index.html' } , function ( hrefs ){
	console.log( hrefs );
});

Extract script references `<script src>`

oust({ 
	src: 'test/sample/index.html', 
	selector: 'script', 
	attribute: 'src'
	}, function ( srcs ){
		console.log( srcs );
	});

Extract HTML imports `<link rel="import">`

oust({ 
	src: 'test/imports.html', 
	selector: 'link[rel="import"]', 
	attribute: 'href' 
	}, function ( hrefs ){
		console.log( hrefs );
	});

Or from HTML string input:

oust({ 
	source: '<html><link rel="stylesheet" href="styles/main.css"></html>' 
	}, function ( hrefs ){
		console.log( hrefs );
	});

API

Options

Attribute	Default	Description
`src`	``	a valid path to the file you wish to parse
`source`	``	a valid string to parse for references
`selector`	`link[rel="stylesheet"]`	a selector to query for
`attribute`	`href`	an attribute to read from the selector query

The second parameter to oust() is a callback function which will include the array of resources discovered.

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Package last updated on 13 Jun 2014

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