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xml-sanitize-string
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This module replaces characters that are not valid in XML in a string with XML/HTML character entities (and vice versa).
This module replaces characters that are not valid in XML in a string with XML/HTML character entities (and vice versa).
Emoji, and many other characters are not valid in XML, and may cause problems if they sneak into your XML. This small module has two methods to sanitize (escape invalid characters) a string, and to unescape a string.
Install xml-sanitize-string
via NPM:
npm install xml-sanitize-string
In Node:
var xmlSanitizeString = require('xml-sanitize-string');
// Sanatize a string for use in XML by escaping invalid characters to XML character entities.
xmlSanitizeString.escape('Some 👉 invalid 💻 characters 🎒')
// Some f449; invalid f4bb; characters f392;
// Unescape a string containing XML character entities to unicode characters
xmlSanitizeString.unescape('Some f449; invalid f4bb; characters f392;')
// Some 👉 invalid 💻 characters 🎒
xml-sanitize-string was built by Nick Drewe to deal with user searches on searchmy.bio that may contain emoji, or other characters that are invalid in XML.
FAQs
This module replaces characters that are not valid in XML in a string with XML/HTML character entities (and vice versa).
The npm package xml-sanitize-string receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, xml-sanitize-string popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that xml-sanitize-string 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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