# inline-html
Embed local assets in an HTML document.
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## Installation
npm install inline-html
## Usage
This:
var inlineHtml = require('inline-html');
inlineHtml('path/to/file.html').then(function (html) {
...
});
Turns this:
Into this:
Where:
- `main.less`
@import (inline) 'main.css';
div { background-image: url('path/to/file'); }
- `main.css`
@font-face { src: url('path/to/file'); }
## API
### inlineHtml( filename [, options] )
Reads an HTML file and embeds the contents of local assets referenced by the following elements and data types:
- LESS stylesheets - The LESS is compiled and the result is inlined within a `
- CSS url data types - The reference path is replaced with a datauri. These can be used in linked stylesheets, style elements, and element style attributes.
url('file.ext') -> url('data:...')
- Images - The source path is replaced with a datauri.
->
Returns a `Promise` that is fulfilled with an `html` string or a `results` object depending on the value of `options.verbose`.
#### Arguments
- `filename` - The filename of the HTML file to be inlined. Relative file paths are resolved relative to the filename directory.
- `options`
- `less` - An object containing LESS options to pass to the less compiler. Defaults to `{}`.
- `verbose` - A boolean that determines the promises fulfillment value. Defaults to `false`.
- `true`: promise is resolved with an instance of `Results`
- `false`: promise is resolved with `html`
#### Results object
The `Promise` returned by this function is optionally fulfilled with a `results` object that has the following properties:
- `html` - The inlined html
- `files` - An array of filenames of the inlined local assets.