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django-inlinify

Django app for in-lining CSS. This project was initially based on premailer.

Usage

Just include django_inlinify in your INSTALLED_APPS and

from django_inlinify.inlinify import Inlinify

html = '<html>
        <head>
        <title>Title</title>
        <style type="text/css">
        p * { color: blue }
        </style>
        </head>
        <body>
        <h1>Title</h1>
        <p><strong>Text1</strong></p>
        <p><strong>Text2</strong></p>
        </body>
        </html>'

p = Inlinify()
p.transform(html)

Settings

Override the following in your Django settings according to your needs. You can check their default values on django_inlinify/defaults.py

# the default cache backend. Make sure it exists in `CACHES`
DJANGO_INLINIFY_DEFAULT_CACHE_BACKEND_NAME

# CSS parser cache key prefix
DJANGO_INLINIFY_CSSPARSER_CACHE_KEY_PREFIX

# CSS parser cache key TTL
DJANGO_INLINIFY_CSSPARSER_CACHE_KEY_TTL

# CSS attribute to HTML attribute mapping
DJANGO_INLINIFY_CSS_HTML_ATTRIBUTE_MAPPING

# CSS loader cache key prefix
DJANGO_INLINIFY_CSSLOADER_CACHE_KEY_PREFIX

# CSS loader cache key TTL
DJANGO_INLINIFY_CSSLOADER_CACHE_KEY_TTL

Running tests

The best way to run tests is to do it using tox so they run in different environments, ensuring compatiblity with different python versions

# install tox if you haven't already
pip install tox

# run it
tox

Version

0.0.16