Optionally, you can apply a function to each element just before they are converted to HTML - for example, converting items that are not in the right format into htmlparser-compatible input.

tree: a tree structure produced by htmlparser
parent: optional param - a parent element, only used for the mapFn.
mapFn: a function(item, parent) that is applied to each element just before the element is converted into html. The parent parameter is either the original value of the parent (default: null), or the parent element of this child element.

Configuration

htmlparser-to-html can be configured with the configure(config_object). The following configuration parmeters are available:

disableAttribEscape: Set to true to disable escaping the attribute values. (default is false)

Usage

var html = require('htmlparser-to-html');

console.log(html([
        {   type: 'tag'
          , name: 'html'
          , children:
             [ { type: 'tag'
               , name: 'title'
               , children: [ { data: 'The Title', type: 'text' } ]
               }
             , { type: 'tag'
               , name: 'body'
               , children: [ { data: 'Hello world', type: 'text' } ]
               }
             ]
          }
        ]));

// outputs: <html><title>The Title</title><body>Hello world</body></html>

Of course, you probably want to generate the array from htmlparser.

Example configuration

var html = require('htmlparser-to-html');

html.configure({disableAttribEscape: true);

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Package last updated on 05 Jan 2017

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