dom-parse

dom-parse

Safely parse an HTML string into DOM using DOMParser or falling back to DOMImplementation.

Usage

domParse(markup)
domParse(markup, options)

Parameters

• markup string of HTML you'd like to parse
• options object of options

Return value

NodeList, or false if there was a parser error.

Example

import domParse from 'dom-parse';

domParse('Some <em>awesome</em> markup <img src="explosion.gif" />');
// returns [#text, <em>, #text, <img>]

Strict Mode

By default dom-parse is in strict mode, which will parse the markup as XHTML/XML, requiring all tags to be closed:

domParse('<img src="dealwithit.gif">');
// returns false

domParse('<p>Some lazy markup');
// returns false

You can disable strict mode optionally:

domParse('<img src="dealwithit.gif">', { strict: false });
// returns [<img>]

domParse('<p>Some lazy markup');
// returns [p]

Node.js

Uses DOMParser from xmldom.

Changelog

v1.2.1 - 2017-09-18

Fixed

• Fixed path to dom-parse.js.