Add command line interface to inliner #8
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It can be handy to run the inliner from the command line (for use in build
pipelines, etc). Add a small wrapper script that can be executed with node
to perform inlining:
$ node cli.js path/to/index.html path/to/css/foundation-emails.css > /tmp/output.html
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It can be handy to run the inliner from the command line (for use in build pipelines, etc). Add a small wrapper script that can be executed with node to perform inlining: