How to use the html function from js-beautify
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js-beautify.html is a function used to beautify or prettify HTML code by adding indentation, line breaks, and whitespace.
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* @return {String} HTML string. */ render () { let page = this.page.render(); let html = this._loadHTML(page); let pretty = beautify.html(html, { indent_size: 2, extra_liners: [] });
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How does js-beautify.html work?
js-beautify.html
is a module that provides methods for beautifying and formatting HTML code by applying various customizable rules, such as indent size, line length, and tag-specific formatting options, to generate more human-readable code. It also supports minification of HTML code to remove unnecessary characters and reduce file size.
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const beautify = require("js-beautify").html; const uglyHtml = " This is some messy HTML! "; const beautifiedHtml = beautify(uglyHtml); console.log(beautifiedHtml);
In this example, we first import the html function from js-beautify. We then create an HTML string uglyHtml with some extra spaces and no indentation. We pass this string to the beautify function, which returns a new string with proper indentation and formatting. Finally, we log the beautified HTML string to the console.
js-beautify.html is the most popular function in js-beautify (19 examples)