gen-html v1.1.0
gen-html
Convert JS objects to HTML
Usage
htmlgen.convertTag(object, allowLiteralHTML)
Parameters:
object: The object to be converted. It may be an object, an array, or a string.allowLiteralHTML: Whether HTML tags within strings should be escaped or allowed to remain. Default: false
Returns:
If object is a string, this method returns the string unchanged (except angled brackets will be escaped as HTML entities if allowLiteralHTML is false).
If object is an array, this method will convert each element of the array to HTML, returning the concatenated HTML.
If object is an object, this method will generate an HTML element. object.tag will be the element's tag name. Any keys on the object not named tag, child or allowLiteralHTML will be encoded as an attribute under the object. The generated element's contents will be object.child, which will be recursively converted to HTML using .convertTag().
The allowLiteralHTML property on an object will override whatever was passed to .convertTag() if present.
htmlgen.createDocument(object)
Parameters:
object: The object to be converted.
This method is identical to .convertTag(), except it prepends <!DOCTYPE html> at the beginning of the result.
Examples
genhtml.convertTag({
tag: "html",
lang: "en",
child: [
{tag: "head", child: [
{tag: "title", child: "My Test Page"}
]},
{tag: "body", child: [
{tag: "h1", child: "Hello, world!"},
{tag: "p", style: "color: red", child: "Here's some red text."},
{tag: "p", child: "<script>alert('hacked')</script>"},
{tag: "p", allowLiteralHTML: true, child: "<b>This will make it through.</b>"}
]}
]
});
// This yields:
// <html lang="en">
// <head>
// <title>My Test Page</title>
// </head>
// <body>
// <h1>Hello, world!</h1>
// <p style="color: red">Here's some red text.</p>
// <p><script>alert('hacked')</script></p>
// <p><b>This will make it through.</b></p>
// </body>
// </html>