@willm30/html-composer v1.0.8
html-composer
html-composer has one objective.
You should be able to import HTML documents into other HTML documents.
Getting Started
Ensure Node.js is installed along with the NPM cli.
To install, run:
npm i @willm30/html-composerTo compose html files, run:
npx html-composerCommand line arguments
html-composer takes two command line arguments.
--src: the path of the source file. This will default to index.html in the directory you run html-composer from if left empty.
--dst: the path of the composed html file. This will default to build/${src-file-name}.html if left empty. Ensure your output directory already exists before trying to write to it.
Example:
npx html-composer --src=lib/index.html --dst=output/index.htmlSyntax
html-composer introduces the non-standard <import> tag.
<body>
<main>
<import from "./components/heading.html" />
</main>
</body>Running html-composer will build your source file, recursively replacing each import file it finds with the source HTML.
It then uses prettier with the default configuration to prettify the output before writing it to a destination file you specify (the default is build/${src-file-name}.html).
Errors
html-composer has three known error types:
- Infinite cycle: it will throw if you try to import files that import one another endlessly
- Invalid file extension: it will throw if you try to import a file that doesn't end in
.html - File not found: it will throw if it cannot access the file you're trying to import, most likely because it doesn't exist at the specified path.
Happy composing!