Node Wrapper for HTML Tidy
HTML Tidy is an open source program for checking and generating clean XHTML/HTML. It cleans up coding errors in HTML files and fixes bad formatting. It can output files in the HTML, XHTML or XML file format.
Using HTML Tidy, developers can programatically clean up and fix poorly-written HTML pages. Another use is to convert HTML to XHTML or XML. These files can then be easily processed using the tools in the traditional XML chain, such as XSL transforms.
To use this library add the following line to your package.json dependencies
"htmltidy": "git+https://github.com/bnicholas/htmltidy.git"
var tidy = require('htmltidy').tidy;
tidy('<table><tr><td>badly formatted html</tr>', function(err, html) {
console.log(html);
});tidy(text, [options], callback)
Clean html like text according optional configuration tidy options.
var opts = {
doctype: 'html5',
hideComments: false, // multi word options can use a hyphen or "camel case"
indent: true
}createWorker([options])
Create transform stream which can receive html like data as writable stream and output cleaned html/xml as readable stream.
var worker = tidy.createWorker(opts);
request.get('http://www.nodejs.org').pipe(worker).pipe(process.stdout);- Linux
- Windows
- OSX (experimental)
Add the following folder to your project root .heroku
Copy the vendor folder from this module into .heroku
From the root of your project cp -rf ./node_modules/htmltidy/vendor ./.heroku/
http://www.saintsjd.com/2014/05/12/run-vendored-binaries-on-heroku.html
"On your next push to heroku, the system path will recognize the binary dependencies in your path LD_LIBRARY_PATH."
0.0.7 - Oct 15, 2014
- updated linux binary built against heroku cedar
- added required static binary for heroku
0.0.6 - Apr 18, 2013
- bug fix update
0.0.5 - Feb 25, 2013
- changes contributed by Keith Rosenberg
0.0.4 - Feb 23, 2013
- fixed error in package.json
0.0.3 - Jan 11, 2013
- fixed engine version error
0.0.2 - Oct 5, 2012
- node Stream support, pipe and so on
- more examples
- example with worker pool for web front ends
- experimental support for osx #1
0.0.1 - Sep 29, 2012
- First NPM release