tidy
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Clean up and pretty print HTML, XHTML, and XML files. Note: `tidy` cannot preserve original indentation.
More info →Options (4)
-i, --indentbooleanEnable indentation, wrapping lines in 100, saving to `output.html`
Example:
tidy {{[-i|--indent]}} y {{[-w|--wrap]}} 100 {{[-o|-output]}} {{path/to/output.html}} {{path/to/file.html}}-w, --wrapbooleanEnable indentation, wrapping lines in 100, saving to `output.html`
Example:
tidy {{[-i|--indent]}} y {{[-w|--wrap]}} 100 {{[-o|-output]}} {{path/to/output.html}} {{path/to/file.html}}-obooleanEnable indentation, wrapping lines in 100, saving to `output.html`
Example:
tidy {{[-i|--indent]}} y {{[-w|--wrap]}} 100 {{[-o|-output]}} {{path/to/output.html}} {{path/to/file.html}}-mbooleanModify an HTML file in-place using a configuration file
Example:
tidy -config {{path/to/configuration}} {{[-m|-modify]}} {{path/to/file.html}}Examples (3)
Pretty print an HTML file
tidy path/to/file.htmlEnable indentation, wrapping lines in 100, saving to `output.html`
tidy [-i|--indent] y [-w|--wrap] 100 [-o|-output] path/to/output.html path/to/file.htmlModify an HTML file in-place using a configuration file
tidy -config path/to/configuration [-m|-modify] path/to/file.htmlmade by @shridhargupta | data from tldr-pages