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lonesomedom

v2.0.1

Published

Standalone dom generator

Downloads

19

Readme

NPM version

Lonesome dom

Generate a standalone, portable, offline capable version of any DOM.

  • CSS rules are extracted & injected (only for used rules, using [microcss])
  • Images are inlined using dataURL

Use with browserify for a client side usage

Motivation

  • You need to print actual page rendering (as PDF/image)
  • You know that Gecko & webkit are rendering engine, you do NOT want to write/use another custom/homemade DOM rendering engine, (see https://github.com/niklasvh/html2canvas/blob/master/src/nodecontainer.js).
  • You work with simple page app / complex website, there is no "URL" to provide to a server side tool, use lonesomedom & transfert a "private/dynamic dom" without any dependency !

API

  var lonesomedom = require('lonesomedom');

lonesomedom.process(anchor, function(err, simpleDom) {
  console.log(simpleDom.outerHTML);
});

Todo

  • Expose ucss options
  • Anti-aliasing in image inlining
  • Strip inline js/scripts (?)