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html-tag

jonschlinkert1.4mMIT2.0.0

Generate HTML elements from a javascript object.

attr, attribute, attributes, create

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Generate HTML elements from a javascript object.

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Install

Install with npm:

$ npm install --save html-tag

Originally inspired by an HTML helper in hexo by Tommy Chen.

Usage

var tag = require('html-tag');
tag(name[, attribs, text]);

Params

  • tag {String}: Name of the tag to create.
  • attribs {Object}: Optional attributes
  • text {String|Boolean}: Optional text
  • returns {String}: string of HTML

Examples

console.log(tag('a', {href: 'https://sellside.com'}, 'Sellside'));
//=> <a href="https://sellside.com">Sellside</a>

console.log(tag('a', {id: 'anchor'}));
//=> <a id="anchor"></a>

console.log(tag('strong', 'Let\'s dance!'));
//=> <strong>Let's dance</strong>

console.log(tag('div'));
//=> <div></div>

Void elements (self-closing tags)

console.log(tag('img', {src: 'foo.jpg'}));
//=> <img src="foo.jpg">

console.log(tag('br'));
//=> <br>

console.log(tag('br', '\nfoo'));
//=> <br>\nfoo

Force a tag to not render the closing tag by passing boolean false as the last argument (this is sometimes necessary with XML implementations).

console.log(tag('P', 'Some random text...', false));
//=> <P>Some random text...

console.log(tag('P', false));
//=> <P>

Boolean attributes

Boolean attributes are defined by defining the attribute with a boolean value (strictly true or strictly false)

console.log(tag('details', {open: true}));
//=> <details open></details>

console.log(tag('details', {open: false}));
//=> <details></details>

console.log(tag('details', {open: 'false'}));
//=> <details open="false"></details>

About

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<summary>Running Tests</summary> Running and reviewing unit tests is a great way to get familiarized with a library and its API. You can install dependencies and run tests with the following command: sh $ npm install && npm test
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Author

Jon Schlinkert

License

Copyright © 2017, Jon Schlinkert. Released under the MIT License.

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