A small JavaScript DOM. Implements DOM level 1, with textContent from level 3
and innerHTML and outerHTML getters. Only supports HTML documents.
var minidom = require("minidom");
var document = minidom('<!doctype><html><head><title>Hello</title><body><h1>Hi!</h1></body></html>');
expect(document.getElementsByTagName("h1")[0].textContent).toEqual("Hi!");
You can also access the DOM implementation used internally:
var dom = require("minidom/dom");
var document = minidom();
expect(document instanceof dom.Node).toBeTruthy();
| JSDom | minidom | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs Javascript in the page context | Yes | No |
| CSSOM | Yes | No |
| Loads remote resources | Yes | No |
| HTML5 parsing algorithm | No | Yes* |
| Runs in the browser | No | Yes** |
| Awesome | Yes | Yes |
Basically minidom does a lot less, but often it's all you need.
<body>hi</body><head><title>hello</title> with minidom results in a document that looks like <html><head></head><body>hi<title>hello</title></body></html> , where as JSDom outputs <html><body>hi</body><head><title>hello</title></head></html>.** This is probably very cool, although I have no idea why.
Properties marked ⃠ are read-only
ELEMENT_NODEATTRIBUTE_NODETEXT_NODECDATA_SECTION_NODEENTITY_REFERENCE_NODEENTITY_NODEPROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODECOMMENT_NODEDOCUMENT_NODEDOCUMENT_TYPE_NODEDOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODENOTATION_NODEchildren ⃠nodeValueparentNode ⃠nodeName ⃠attributes ⃠firstChild ⃠ownerDocument ⃠readonly ⃠lastChild ⃠childNodes ⃠nextSibling ⃠previousSibling ⃠insertBefore(/* Node */ newChild, /* Node*/ refChild)replaceChild(/* Node */ newChild, /* Node */ oldChild)removeChild(/* Node */ oldChild)appendChild(/* Node */ newChild)hasChildNodes()cloneNode(/* bool */ deep, fn)normalize()toString()raise(type, message, data)textContentnodeTypecontentType ⃠doctypedocumentElement ⃠implementationnodeName ⃠tagName ⃠nodeValueattributes ⃠ownerDocument ⃠readonly ⃠createElement(/* string */ tagName)createDocumentFragment()createTextNode(/* string */ data)createComment(/* string */ data)createCDATASection(/* string */ data)createProcessingInstruction(/* string */ target, /* string */ data)createAttribute(/* string */ name)createEntityReference(/* string */ name)createEntityNode(/* string */ name)createNotationNode(/* string */ name, /* string */ publicId, /* string */ systemId)appendChild(/* Node */ arg)removeChild(/* Node */ arg)getElementsByTagName(/* string */ name)outerHTML ⃠nodeValuetagName ⃠nodeTypeattributes ⃠getAttribute(/* string */ name)setAttribute(/* string */ name, /* string */ value)removeAttribute(/* string */ name)getAttributeNode(/* string */ name)setAttributeNode(/* Attr */ newAttr)removeAttributeNode(/* Attr */ oldAttr)getElementsByTagName(/* string */ name)outerHTML ⃠innerHTML ⃠Made possible with large excerpts from JSDom, and the excellent parse5 implementation of the HTML5 parsing algorithm.
MIT license. See LICENSE.md for details.
0.1.1
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Small DOM level 1 implementation
The npm package minidom receives a total of 118 weekly downloads. As such, minidom popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that minidom demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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