css-updater
Manipulate your CSS or LESS files en mass!
Usage
$ ./css-updater.pl <folder> <folder> <file> <file>
Example
Run on an entire directory:
$ ./css-updater.pl ~/myFolder/
Run on a single file:
$ ./css-updater.pl ~/myFolder/TheBestCSSFileEver.css
Run on several folders and a file:
$ ./css-updater.pl ~/myFolder/ ~/myOtherFolder/ ~/SomeoneElsesFolder/NotTheBestCSSFileEver.css
Run with switches:
$ ./css-updater.pl ~/myFolder/ --dry-run --scale 1.5 --factor 3 -v
It is recommended that you run this with --dry-run the first few times to make sure it will do what you expect.
This tool will look through all of the files you give it, find pixel values, and augment them as you desire. The modified copies of the will be saved parallel to each file it's found. The new file will take the name of the original file, and append the --processed-suffix to it (before the extension). Ex: /1980sJurassicPark/css/rad-dinosaur.css is saved-as /1980sJurassicPark/css/rad-dinosaur-updated.css.
Useful Switches
Below are the supported options.
Dry-run
-d or --dry-run
Run in pretend mode, and don't modify any files.
Scale All Values
-s or --scale
Supply a value, and all pixel values will be multiplied by this number. Float values are acceptable. (Default: 1)
Minimum Unit Value
-m or --min
The minumum value to not modify. (Default: 1.5)
Rounding Factor
-f or --factor
The rounding value, to which all numbers should be rounded to the nearest. (Default: 3)
Processed Files Suffix
--processed-suffix
This string will be appended to the end of processed filenames. (Default: "-updated")
Less Useful Switches
Verbose Mode
-v or --verbose
Turn on verbose output, show everything we are doing.
Help!
-h or --help
Show this help.