A tool for optimizing your CSS3 code, written in Python. For instance, you can feed it a CSS3 file and a HTML5 file and css3tool will tell you which selectors aren't being used.
css3tool was built using Python 2.6.1 and:
- argparse 1.2.1
- html5lib 0.95
- lxml 2.3.4
- ply 3.4
pip install argparse
pip install html5lib
pip install lxml
pip install ply
git clone <project>
Help:
python css3tool.py -h
Examples:
python css3tool.py example/index.html example/css/1.css
python css3tool.py example/index.html example/import.css example/page.css
python css3tool.py example/index.html example/css
python css3tool.py example/index.html example/page.css example/css
Debug Mode:
python css3tool.py example/index.html example/styles.css --debug
For the love of God, yes.