Inline-html-styles NPM

Inline HTML Styles

Inline (Tailwind) CSS stylesheets into HTML style attributes.

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✨ Features

Unit conversion (rem -> px)
Convert CSS stylesheets variables to static
Simplify CSS stylesheets calc() expressions
Inline CSS stylesheets into HTML style attributes

🤹 Scenario

When you use Vue / React and TailwindCSS to develop a static page for the following scenarios. You can use this method to inline the CSS stylesheet into HTML style attributes.

✉️ Email
☘️ Wechat Articles

Of course, I advice you should compile to Static Site Generation (SSG). To make it easier for you to work directly with html and css strings.

📦 Install

bun add inline-html-styles

pnpm add inline-html-styles

yarn add inline-html-styles

npm install inline-html-styles

You can also add -D to install it as a development dependency, depending on your project or usage scenario.

🔨 Usage

Convert unit `rem` to `px`

You can convert CSS units from rem to px.

import inlineStyles from 'inline-html-styles'

const html = `<div class="my-style"></div>`
const css = `.my-style { width: 10rem }`

const result = inlineStyles(html, css)
// Result: <div style="width: 160px;"></div>

Simplify base `calc`

The function can simplify basic calc expressions in your CSS.

import inlineStyles from 'inline-html-styles'

const html = `<div class="my-style"></div>`
const css = `.my-style { width: calc(20px - 4px) }`

const result = inlineStyles(html, css)
// Result: <div style="width: 16px;"></div>

Simplify nested `calc`

Even nested calc expressions can be simplified.

import inlineStyles from 'inline-html-styles'

const html = `<div class="my-style"></div>`
const css = `.my-style { width: calc(20px - calc(10px - 6px)) }`

const result = inlineStyles(html, css)
// Result: <div style="width: 16px;"></div>

Different Units in `calc` Will Not Be Simplified

When calc expressions involve different units, they will not be simplified but will be converted appropriately.

import inlineStyles from 'inline-html-styles'

const html = `<div class="my-style"></div>`
const css = `.my-style { width: calc(100vh - 4rem) }`

const result = inlineStyles(html, css)
// Result: <div style="width: calc(100vh - 64px);"></div>

Convert number variables

CSS variables that are numerical can also be processed. And participate in calc Simplify

import inlineStyles from 'inline-html-styles'

const html = `<div class="my-style"></div>`
const css = `.my-style { --tw-space-y: 2; margin-top:calc(.5rem * var(--tw-space-y)) }`

const result = inlineStyles(html, css)
// Result: <div style="margin-top: 16px;"></div>

Convert color variables

CSS color variables can be applied as well.

import inlineStyles from 'inline-html-styles'

const html = `<div class="my-style"></div>`
const css = `.my-style { --my-color: #888888; color: var(--my-color) }`

const result = inlineStyles(html, css)
// Result: <div style="color: #888888;"></div>

Full File Example

You can also use multiple properties, including custom properties (CSS variables), in a single style rule.

import inlineStyles from 'inline-html-styles'

const html = `<div class="my-style"></div>`
const css = `
  .my-style {
    --tw-space-y: 2;
    --my-color: #888888;
    width: 10rem;
    margin-top:calc(.5rem * var(--tw-space-y));
    height: calc(100vh - 4rem);
    color: var(--my-color);
  }`

const result = inlineStyles(html, css)
// Result: <div style="width: 160px; margin-top: 16px; height: calc(100vh - 64px); color: #888888;"></div>