CSS Tidy

A Python tool to tidy and format CSS files.

Features

• CSS Formatting: Automatically format CSS code to make it more readable
• Syntax Validation: Check CSS syntax errors
• Batch Processing: Support batch processing of multiple CSS files
• Custom Options: Customize indentation, line breaks, and other formatting options
• Selector Grouping: Automatically group related CSS selectors by prefix
• Command Line Tool: Provide simple and easy-to-use command line interface

Installation

pip install css-tidy

Usage

css-tidy [css-file-path] [options]

Command Line Usage

# Format a single CSS file
css-tidy style.css

# Format and output to a new file
css-tidy input.css -o output.css

# Batch process all CSS files in a directory
css-tidy *.css

# Use custom indentation
css-tidy style.css --indent 4

# Minify CSS
css-tidy style.css --minify

# Group selectors
css-tidy style.css --group

Command Line Options

Python API Usage

from css_tidy import CSSFormatter

# Create formatter
formatter = CSSFormatter()

# Format CSS string
css_code = """
body{margin:0;padding:0}div{color:red}
"""
formatted_css = formatter.format(css_code)
print(formatted_css)

# Format file
formatter.format_file('input.css', 'output.css')

# Use custom options
formatter = CSSFormatter(indent_size=4, max_line_length=80)
formatted_css = formatter.format(css_code)

# Group selectors
formatter = CSSFormatter(group_selectors=True)
formatted_css = formatter.format(css_code)

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Support

If you have questions or need help, please open an issue on GitHub.

Thank you to all contributors and the open-source community for your support.