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entity-escape

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Escape HTML entities like `♦` or `&diams;` to 💎

Use in either nodejs or the browser. It's really simple and works pretty fast.

Installation

Browser 🌎 : https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/entity-escape@latest/index.min.js

Node.js 🛠 : npm install --save entity-escape

Usage

Browser:

var text1 = Entities.unescape('The big &amp; and sparkly diamond &#40; almost &#41; glittered in the dark.');

var text2 = Entities.escape('This is a diamond ♦, watch it ◊');

console.log(text1,text2);

Node.js:

const Entities = require('entity-escape');

var text1 = Entities.unescape('The big &amp; and sparkly diamond &#40; almost &#41; glittered in the dark.');

var text2 = Entities.escape('This is a diamond ♦, watch it ◊');

console.log(text1,text2);

Methods and Options

Entities.unescape(text,options); //options are {silent:false(default on node, true default on browser),replaceNumbers:true(true default on node, replaces numbered entities even if no names are present)}

Entities.escape(text,options); //options are {silent:false(default on node, true default on browser)}

In case {silent:true} no output is rendered to the console. In case replaceNumbers:false only those characters which are explicitly named HTML entities will be replaced.

entity-escape