This is a tool for replacing all the text in HTML files with Lorum Ipsum garble-de-gook
This is written as a command line tool so to invoke it use node:
node convert.js <options>
--input <file1> <file2> <...> or -i <file1> <file2> <...>
A list of files to input into the script. The script expects HTML files. Required if folder is not set.
--output <file1> <file2> <...> or -o <file1> <file2> <...>
A list of file locations to output to. Must be in the same order as the files specified in input. Defaults to use the same path as the input files but with "-lorem-ipsum" appended to the file name.
--folder <folder> or -f <folder>
Instead of inputing all files manually you can specify a folder. The script will use all HTML files in the folder recursively. Required if input is not set.
--single or -s or --no-single
A boolean specifying whether to tnclude or exclude text nodes that only contain a single word. Defaults to false.
--headers or -h or --no-headers
A boolean specifying whether to tnclude or exclude text nodes that are in header tags. Defaults to true.
--exclude <tagName> <tagName> <...>
A list of tag names (ie: p, div, td, etc.) to exclude from the conversion to lorum ipsum. Defaults to none.