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clean-html-js

v1.3.16

Published

extract reading material from a url

Downloads

731

Readme

clean-html-js

A11yWatch

clean html content for reading. simply pass in your content as html and get a readability object

Installation Instructions

$ yarn add clean-html-js

Example

Alt Text

import cleanHtml from "clean-html-js";

const url = "https://www.a11ywatch.com";

async function grabReaderData() {
  const source = await fetch(url);
  const html = await source.text();
  const readabilityArticle = await cleanHtml(html, url);
}

async function grabReaderDataSimple() {
  const readabilityArticle = await cleanHtml("", url);
}

grabReaderData().then((data) => {
  console.log(data);
});

// or just the url
grabReaderDataSimple().then((data) => {
  console.log(data);
});
  • For more help getting started checkout Example

Available Params

| param | default | type | description | | --------- | ------- | ------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | | html | "" | string | Required: html string to parse | | sourceUrl | "" | string | Optional: url of the html source to prevent fetching extra resources | | config | {} | Config | Optional: config object |

If html is not provided and sourceUrl is found an attempt to fetch the html is done.

Config

merges with config

| prop | default | type | description | | ----------- | ------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | allowedTags | null | array of strings | html elements allowed note:(svgs must be inlined) | | nonTextTags | null | array of strings | html elements that should not be treated as text |

Testing

to test custom pages pass in your params seperated by commas into the jest test example yarn jest '-params=mozilla,https://www.mozilla.com' or yarn jest '-params=a11ywatch,https://www.a11ywatch.com'. First param is the html file being pulled from the examples folder and the second is an optional uri for the resources.

  1. npm test