html-space-cleaner v1.0.1

html-space-cleaner

"This NPM package provides a versatile set of functions for sanitizing and normalizing HTML strings 🧼. The normalizeAttributes function normalizes specified attributes in HTML tags by removing extra spaces and ensuring consistent formatting. The removeExtraSpacesInTags function normalizes an HTML string by removing extra spaces inside tags. The normalizeAttributesAndTags function combines both functionalities, normalizing specified attributes in HTML tags and removing extra spaces within tags. These functions ensure that the output is safe and free of unwanted attributes 🔒, while preserving the original structure and styling of the HTML 💻. This package is ideal for developers looking to enhance the security and cleanliness of their HTML content effortlessly 👌."

API

The function removeExtraSpacesInTags takes one parameter:

• html (string): The HTML string to normalize.

Returns:

• (string) The HTML string without extra spaces inside tags.

The function normalizeAttributes normalizes specified attributes in an HTML string by removing extra spaces and ensuring consistent formatting.

• html (string): The HTML string to normalize.
• attributes (string[]): An array of attribute names to normalize.

Returns:

• (string) The normalized HTML string.

The function normalizeAttributesAndTags normalizes specified attributes in HTML tags by removing extra spaces and ensuring consistent formatting. Additionally, it removes extra spaces within HTML tags.

• html (string): The HTML string to normalize.
• attributes (string[]): An array of attribute names to normalize.

Returns:

• (string) The normalized HTML string.

Install

$ npm install html-space-cleaner

Examples

Example 1

const { removeExtraSpacesInTags } = require('html-space-cleaner');

const htmlString = `
    <div   class="   container  ">   
        <p>Hello, world!</p>   
    </div>   
`;

const normalizedHtml = removeExtraSpacesInTags(htmlString);

The resulting normalizedHtml string contains the same HTML structure but without extra spaces inside the <div> tag.

Example 2

const { normalizeAttributes } = require('html-space-cleaner');

const htmlString = `
    <div class="   container  " id=" main  ">   
        <p style="  color:  red  ;">Hello, world!</p>   
    </div>   
`;

const normalizedHtml = normalizeAttributes(htmlString, ['class', 'style']);

The resulting normalizedHtml string contains the same HTML structure but with the specified attributes normalized, without extra spaces inside class and style attribute in both the <div> and <p> tags.

Example 3

const { normalizeAttributesAndTags } = require('html-space-cleaner');

const htmlString = `
    <div      class="   container  "            id=" main  ">   
        <p style="  color:  red  ;"      >Hello, world!</p>   
    </div>   
`;

const normalizedHtml = normalizeAttributesAndTags(htmlString, ['class', 'style']);

The resulting normalizedHtml string contains the same HTML structure but with the specified attributes normalized, without extra spaces inside class and style attribute in both the <div> and <p> tags, as well as removes extra spaces within HTML tags."