Usage:

$ inliner [flags] url-or-filename

Inliner also supports HTML being piped and will inline from STDIN.

Flags:

-n, --nocompress don't compress CSS or HTML - useful for debugging

-i, --noimages don't encode images - keeps files size small, but more requests

-m, --inlinemin inline minified files

--iesafe safe JS compression for older IE 6/7/8

--videos encode videos (and their poster image) - disabled by default

--nosvg don't compress SVG (through SVGO)

--skip-absolute-urls don't inline links with absolute URLs

--preserve-comments keeps HTML comments

-V, --version output the version number

-h, --help output usage information

Options:

-H, --header LINE custom header pass to the server (ala cURL headers)

-e, --encoding ENC override encoding detection

Examples:

$ inliner https://twitter.com > twitter.html

$ inliner -ni local-file.html > local-file.min.html

$ inliner -e windows-1253 http://foofootos.gr > foofootos-utf8.html

$ inliner -H 'User-Agent: Inliner Custom' https://httpbin.org/headers

$ cat local-file.html | inliner

For more details see http://github.com/remy/inliner/