tinymce.html

TinyMCE includes sophisticated logic for cleaning up HTML content. What's interesting about this logic is that it's pure JavaScript. It doesn't use any browser-specific APIs and can be used with Node.js.

Example

var tinymce = require('tinymce.html');

var schema = new tinymce.html.Schema({
    valid_elements: "@[class],#p,span,a[!href],strong/b",
    valid_classes: "foo"
});

var parser = new tinymce.html.Parser({
    forced_root_block: 'p'
}, schema);

var serializer = new tinymce.html.Serializer({
    indent: true,
    indent_before: 'p',
    indent_after: 'p'
}, schema);

var html = '<B title="title" class="foo bar">test</B><a href="//tinymce.com">' +
    'TinyMCE</a><p>Lorem <a>Ipsum</a></p>';
var root = parser.parse(initialHtml);
var result = serializer.serialize(root);

console.log(result);
// <p><strong class="foo">test</strong><a href="//tinymce.com">TinyMCE</a></p>
// <p>Lorem Ipsum</p>

Options

• Schema:

  • valid_elements
  • valid_classes
  • valid_children
  • valid_styles (use tinymce.html.Parser for this option to work, not tinymce.html.DomParser)
  • extended_valid_elements
  • invalid_elements
  • custom_elements
  • schema ("html5", "html4", "html5-strict")

• Parser:

  • forced_root_block

• Serializer:

  • indent
  • indent_before
  • indent_after

Links

• API Documentation
• TinyMCE on GitHub