The npm package 'html-tags' provides a list of standard HTML tags, which can be used in various JavaScript projects to validate, generate, or manipulate HTML content. It is particularly useful for developers working with templating, HTML parsing, or any form of web content generation where knowing if a string is a valid HTML tag is necessary.
List of all HTML tags
This feature provides an array of all standard HTML tags. It can be used to check if a string is a valid HTML tag, or to iterate over all tags for any purpose such as generating documentation or creating dynamic HTML content.
const htmlTags = require('html-tags');
console.log(htmlTags);List of void HTML tags
This feature provides an array of HTML tags that do not require a closing tag, known as void elements. Useful for HTML parsing or generation to ensure correct tag handling without closing tags.
const voidHtmlTags = require('html-tags/void');
console.log(voidHtmlTags);Similar to the void tag list in 'html-tags', this package provides a list of void elements. It is specifically focused on these types of tags, whereas 'html-tags' includes both standard and void tags, offering a broader utility.
While 'html-tags' includes standard HTML tags, 'svg-tags' focuses specifically on tags used within SVG files. This specialization makes it ideal for projects that deal primarily with SVG content, but less versatile compared to 'html-tags' for broader HTML document contexts.
List of standard HTML tags
It's just a JSON file. So can be used wherever.
$ npm install --save html-tags
console.log(htmlTags);
//=> ['a', 'abbr', 'acronym', ...]
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List of standard HTML tags
We found that html-tags 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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