Inliner

As the name might give it away, Inliner takes images, CSS and JavaScript files that help produce a Web page and moves them inside the parent HTML file where they are loaded by default.

This cuts HTTP requests and allows an app to be self-contained, just what's needed for mobile apps.

Besides just moving the content of files inside the HTML, Inliner also converts images to base64 format and optionally compresses JS and CSS files.

Inliner will also work via the Node.js CLI as well.

What is new in this release:

• Bug Fixes:
• Ignore fragment identifiers on URLs.
• Handles already inlined content.

What is new in version 1.8.0:

• Bug Fixes:
• Ignore fragment identifiers on URLs.
• Handles already inlined content.

What is new in version 1.6.1:

• Bug Fixes:
• Ignore fragment identifiers on URLs.
• Handles already inlined content.

Requirements:

• Python