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Supports both HTML being passed as the first argument to the inliner function (through various detection), but also on the CLI supports HTML being piped, via `cat foo | inliner`. Fixes #66 Closes #73
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Usage:
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$ inliner [flags] url-or-filename
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Inliner also supports HTML being piped and will inline from STDIN.
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Flags:
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-n, --nocompress don't compress CSS or HTML - useful for debugging
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-i, --noimages don't encode images - keeps files size small, but more requests
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-o, --videos encode videos (and their poster image) - disabled by default
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-s, --nosvg don't compress SVG (through SVGO)
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-v, --verbose echo on STDERR the progress of inlining
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-V, --version output the version number
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-h, --help output usage information
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Options:
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-e, --encoding override encoding detection
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Examples:
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$ inliner -v https://twitter.com > twitter.html
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$ inliner -ni local-file.html > local-file.min.html
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$ inliner -e windows-1253 http://foofootos.gr > foofootos-utf8.html
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$ cat local-file.html | inliner
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For more details see http://github.com/remy/inliner/
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