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microformat-node

A microformat parser for node.js

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NOTE: Major breaking changes to the interface between v0.3.x and v1.x.x to bring library inline with microformat-shiv and Mozilla code base. Collecting HTML from URLs now needs to be done by a external module.

microformat-node

A node.js microformats parser. It is the same codebase as microformat-shiv project, but used the ultra-fast HTML DOM cheerio.

Installation

Using bower:

$ npm install microformat-shiv

Methods

get

The get method parses microformats data from either a html string or a cheerio object.

Simple parse of HTML string.

    var Microformats = require('microformat-node'),
        options = {};
        
    options.html = '<a class="h-card" href="http://glennjones.net">Glenn</a>';
    Microformats.get(options, function(err, data){
        // do something with data
    });

Simple parse of a Cheerio parsed page

    var Microformats = require('microformat-node'),
        Cheerio = require('cheerio'),
        options = {};
        
    options.node = Cheerio.load('<a class="h-card" href="http://glennjones.net">Glenn</a>');
    Microformats.get(options, function(err, data){
        // do something with data
    });

Options

  • html - (String) the html to be parse
  • node - (Cheerio DOM object) the element to be parse
  • filter - (Array) microformats types returned - i.e. ['h-card'] - always adds rels
  • textFormat - (String) text style whitespacetrimmed or normalised default is whitespacetrimmed
  • dateFormat - (String) the ISO date profile auto, w3c rfc3339 or html5 default is auto
  • add - (Array) adds microformat version 1 definitions

I would recommended always setting textFormat option to normalised. This is not part of the microformat parsing rules, but in most cases provides more usable output.

Experimental Options

These options are part of ongoing specification development. They maybe removed or renamed in future.

  • overlappingVersions - (Boolean) block overlapping properties from different microformat versions default is true
  • impliedPropertiesByVersion (Boolean) Set implied properties by microformat version default is false
  • parseLatLonGeo (Boolean) Parse geo date writen as latlon i.e. 30.267991;-97.739568 default is false

Output

JSON output. This is an example of a parsed h-card microformat.

    {
        "items": [{
            "type": ["h-card"],
             "properties": {
                "url": ["http://blog.lizardwrangler.com/"],
                "name": ["Mitchell Baker"],
                "org": ["Mozilla Foundation"],
                "note": ["Mitchell is responsible for setting the direction Mozilla ..."],
                "category": ["Strategy", "Leadership"]
             }
        }],
        "rels": {},
        "rel-urls": {}
    }

Count

The count method returns the number of each microformat type found. It does not do a full parse so it is much quicker than get and can be used for tasks such as adding notifications to the UI. The method can take a options object as a parameter.

    var Microformats = require('microformat-node'),
        options = {};
        
    options.html = '<a class="h-card" href="http://glennjones.net">Glenn</a>';
    Microformats.count(options, function(err, data){
        // do something with data
    });   

Output

    {
        'h-event': 1,
        'h-card': 2,
        'rels': 6
    }

isMicroformat

The isMicroformat method returns weather a node has a valid microformats class. It currently does not work consider rel=* a microformats. The method can take a options object as a second parameter.

    var Microformats = require('microformat-node'),
        options = {};
        
    options.html = '<a class="h-card" href="http://glennjones.net">Glenn</a>';
    Microformats.isMicroformat(options, function(err, isValid){
        // do something with isValid
    });     

hasMicroformats

The hasMicroformats method returns weather a document or node has any valid microformats class. It currently does not take rel=* microformats into account. The method can take a options object as a second parameter.

    var Microformats = require('microformat-node'),
        options = {};
        
    options.html = '<div><a class="h-card" href="http://glennjones.net">Glenn</a></div>';
    Microformats.hasMicroformats(options, function(err, isValid){
        // do something with isValid
    });    

using a promise

There are promise based version of the four public methods, each is appended with the text Async. So the names for promise methods are getAsync, countAsync, isMicroformatAsync and hasMicroformatsAsync.

    var Microformats = require('microformat-node'),
        options = {};
        
    options.html = '<a class="h-card" href="http://glennjones.net">Glenn</a>';
    Microformats.getAsync(options)
        .then(function (data) {
            // do something with data
        })
        .catch(function(err){
            // do something with err 
        })

Version and livingStandard

The library has two properties to help identify now up todate it is:

Microformats definitions object

The library has built-in version 1 microformats definitions, but you can add new definitions using options.add if you wish. Below is an example of a definitions object. Examples of existing definitions found in the directory lib/maps. You not need to add new definitions object if your using the microformats version 2.

    {
		root: 'hpayment',
		name: 'h-payment',
		properties: {
			'amount': {},
			'currency': {}
		}
	}

License

MIT © Copyright Glenn Jones

Keywords

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Package last updated on 08 Sep 2015

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