1.0.2 • Published 5 years ago
denester v1.0.2
De-Nest
Library that un-nests nested html elements.
Getting Started
Run this command in your terminal
npm i denester
Code Example
let d = require('denester');
let options = {
tagName:'span',
attributeOptions: {
keepValueMatch:new RegExp("sheep","g")
},
textOptions:{
keepTextMatch:new RegExp("Coffee","g")
}
};
let unnestedEl = d.denest(nestedEl,options);
Before
<span class="john-wick neo">
<article class="foo" style="color:red;":ba ="sheep">
<a href="http://google.com" bar="foo">
<p data="bird is the word">Coffee is GREAT</p>
woo
</a>
</article>
</span>
After
<span :ba="sheep">Coffee</span>
Options
options.attributeOptions.keepAllAttributes Boolean
When set to true all attributes within nested element will be retained
options.attributeOptions.keepTheseAttrByValue Array
An array of values are named here. The denester will retain all attributes that have these exact values.
options.attributeOptions.keepTheseAttrByName Array
An array of values are named here. The denester will retain all attributes that have these exact names.
options.attributeOptions.keepNameMatch RegExp
Retains attributes whose names are matched in the defined Regular Expression.
options.attributeOptions.keepValueMatch RegExp
Retains attributes whose values are matched in the defined Regular Expression.
options.textOptions.keepAllText Boolean
When set to true text nodes within nested element will be retained
options.textOptions.keepTextMatch RegExp
Retains text nodes that match the defined Regular Expression.