@hdml/parser
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This module is part of the **HDML-Utilities** monorepo and provides a set of utility functions to parse **HTML** and **HDML** (HyperData Markup Language) documents into **DOM** and **HDOM** (HyperData Object Model) objects. It enables further manipulation
This module is part of the HDML-Utilities monorepo and provides a set of utility functions to parse HTML and HDML (HyperData Markup Language) documents into DOM and HDOM (HyperData Object Model) objects. It enables further manipulation and traversal of the document's structure.
This package provides the following parser functions:
This module depends on the @hdml/schemas package, which distributes FlatBuffers schema-based classes for serialization, and @hdml/types package that distributes TypeScript interface definitions for HDML components.
To install this module, simply add it to your project:
npm install @hdml/parser
Here’s a basic example of how to use the parser functions in your project:
import { parseHDML, parseHTML } from "@hdml/parser";
const hdml = "<hdml-model>...</hdml-model>";
const hdom = parseHDML(hdml);
console.log(hdom);
const html = "<html>...</html>";
const dom = parseHTML(html);
console.log(dom);
Apache License Version 2.0
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This module is part of the **HDML-Utilities** monorepo and provides a set of utility functions to parse **HTML** and **HDML** (HyperData Markup Language) documents into **DOM** and **HDOM** (HyperData Object Model) objects. It enables further manipulation
We found that @hdml/parser demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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