- Python, for SCons
- SCons
- C++ compiler – g++ or MinGW
git clone git://github.com/alexanderte/css-tidy.git
cd css-tidy
scons
sudo cp release/csstidy/csstidy /usr/local/bin/
csstidy input_filename [
--allow_html_in_templates=[false|true] |
--compress_colors=[true|false] |
--compress_font_weight=[true|false] |
--discard_invalid_properties=[false|true] |
--lowercase_s=[false|true] |
--preserve_css=[false|true] |
--remove_backslash=[true|false] |
--remove_last_semicolon=[false|true] |
--silent=[false|true] |
--sort_properties=[false|true] |
--sort_selectors=[false|true] |
--timestamp=[false|true] |
--merge_selectors=[2|1|0] |
--case_properties=[0|1|2] |
--optimise_shorthands=[1|2|0] |
--template=[default|filename|low|high|highest] |
output_filename ]*
A template is a file that consists of strings seperated by |. They may contain
any other characters like newlines, tabs and HTML-tags for the visual formatting
(only is allowed).
- string before @rule
- string+bracket after @-rule
- string before selector
- string+bracket after selector
- string before property
- string after property+before value
- string after value
- closing bracket - selector
- space between blocks {...}
- closing bracket @-rule
- indentation in @-rules
- before comments
- after comments
- after last one-line @-rule
([1] = first string, [2] = second string,...):
[1]@charset [6]"utf-8"[7];
[1]@import [6]"my.css"[7];
[14]
[1]@media screen[2] {
[11][3]b[4] {
[11][5]color:[6]blue[7];
[11][8]}[9]
[11]
[11][3]a[4] {
[11][5]color:[6]red[7];
[11][8]}[10]
}
[3]a[4] {
[5]color:[6]red[7];
[8]}[9]
[3]b[4] {
[5]color:[6]blue[7];
[8]}[9]