usage

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Munch.js
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USAGE:
munch --css file1.css,/path/to/css1,file2.css,file3.css --view /path/to/views1,file1.html,/path/to/views2/,file3.html --js main.js,/path/to/js

REQUIRED ARGUMENTS:
--view {path/to/views}       html files to rewrite (comma separated list of directories and files)

OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS:
--css {path/to/css}          css files to rewrite (comma separated list of directories and files)

--js {path/to/js}            js files to rewrite (comma separated list of directories and files)

--manifest                   a file where all options available for muncher are stored. this can be any
                             json files or a .muncher file by default. useful for deployment purposes.

--view-ext {extension}       sets the extension to look for in the view directory (defaults to html)

--css-ext                    sets the extension to look for in the css directory (defaults to css)

--js-ext                     sets the extension to look for in the js directory (defaults to js)

--ignore {classes,ids}       comma separated list of classes or ids to ignore when rewriting css (ie .sick_class,#sweet_id)

--compress-view              strips new line characters to compress html files specified with --html

--compress-css               strips new line characters to compress css files specified with --css

--map                        writes all mapped ids and classes into a file specified

--read                       uses all the mapped ids and classes in a specified file to be used as
                             a dictionary for the rewrite process

--parsers                    modules for parsing and writing (comma separated list of module names)
                             check out https://github.com/jmrocela/munch-jquery for an example.

--show-savings               will output how many bytes were saved by munching

--silent                     do not output any information about the process (not recommended)