A command line Node JS app built on css-parse that allows you to remove duplicate CSS rules and or properties in a .css file.
$ npm install css-purge -g
$ css-purge -i style.css -o style_purged.css
$ css-purge --help
1. Install dependencies
$ npm install
2. Local execution
$ node bin/css-purge -i style.css -o style_purged.css
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(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2012 Andrew Quan <AndrewQ@RedBlueprint.com>
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