example on how to use

Ok so you give instructions and show how to install but not how to use.

I’ve got a an web app (not javascript) that has a template language and builds html files from templates and uses some css. How do I run it?

This isn’t very clear:

usage: purifycss <css> <content> [option ...]

options:
 --min                Minify CSS
 --out [filepath]     Filepath to write purified css to
 --info               Logs info on how much css was removed

 -h, --help           Prints help (this message) and exits

Report bugs to: https://github.com/purifycss/purifycss/issues

What’s css? a single file? multiple files? Can I point it at a webserver?

Same with content, am I meant to point it at a downloaded file built from the templates?

An example of running it manually without using grunt or gulp would be nice.

[Kuzcoo]

Hello, Example (from the main repo): bin/purifycss file_one.css file_two.css file_three.css index.html _frag.html app.js --out output.css --min --info As the name suggests it, options are optionals. You can just go with --out, but --info is nice to see the cleaning efficiency, and --min for obvious loading reasons.

[Daksh777]

Can someone tell me how can I run this against again multiple CSS files and get multiple CSS files as output (for example, I purify the CSS files in a directory and for main.css, I get clean_main.css as output, for styles.css I get clean_styles.css)? I can’t seem to figure out how to use the CLI