I'm still investigating the different issues with an "Order Confirmation" email. And I found that just passing it through cheerio, in and out, is enough to break it somehow.
Screenshots, before and after going through Cheerio@0.22.0
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The code I wrote uses cheerio@0.22.0, the same version than TalonJS, which uses htmlparser2 to parse the HTML.
I tried upgrading cheerio@1.0.0-rc3 and it no longer breaks the HTML. It is still in beta, but uses parse5 instead of htmlparser2. parse5 seems stricter than htmlparser2.
I need to adapt the code though, because Cheerio's behavior changed.
I'm still investigating the different issues with an "Order Confirmation" email. And I found that just passing it through
cheerio, in and out, is enough to break it somehow.Screenshots, before and after going through Cheerio@0.22.0
 --- The code I wrote uses
cheerio@0.22.0, the same version than TalonJS, which useshtmlparser2to parse the HTML. I tried upgradingcheerio@1.0.0-rc3and it no longer breaks the HTML. It is still in beta, but usesparse5instead ofhtmlparser2.parse5seems stricter thanhtmlparser2.I need to adapt the code though, because Cheerio's behavior changed.