Closed poltak closed 5 months ago
Thank you for your contribution.
domino
-based solutions that turndown'sHTMLParser
implementation only supports
You can pass TurndownService#turndown()
a DOM object(element/document/fragment node). This is the current way to use your custom HTML parser - just convert the string yourself and then pass the DOM node to turndown instead of a string.
Unfortunately introducing customizable HTMLParser doesn't solve the packaging issue, that's why I'd prefer to follow the idea described in #290. However, you can achieve the same by wrapping the turndown()
method and using your own DOM parser as described above.
This solves a problem for me where I need to run turndown in a service worker. That environment doesn't support either the DOM API-based or
domino
-based solutions that turndown'sHTMLParser
implementation only supports. I talked a bit more about this in https://github.com/mixmark-io/turndown/pull/443#issuecomment-2003173563With this change I can pass in a
HTMLParser
-compatible object to theTurndownService
constructor, implemented using a package likelinkedom
which affords a DOM-like API and works fine in a service worker context.It should not change anything for existing users in either standard (DOM accessible) browser or node contexts as the existing
HTMLParser
implementation should still be used by default.