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- stringify-entities
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stringify-entities 
Encode HTML character references and character entities.
Very fast;
Just the encoding part;
Reliable:
"`"characters are escaped to ensure no scripts execute in IE6-8. Additionally, only named entities recognized by HTML4 are encoded, meaning the infamous'(which people think is a virus) wonβt show up.
Installation
npm:
npm install stringify-entitiesstringify-entities is also available for duo, and bundled for AMD, CommonJS, and globals (uncompressed and compressed).
Usage
var stringify = require('stringify-entities');
stringify.encode('alpha Β© bravo β charlie π delta');Yields:
alpha © bravo ≠ charlie 𝌆 delta…and with useNamedReferences: true.
stringify.encode('alpha Β© bravo β charlie π delta', { useNamedReferences: true });Yields:
alpha © bravo ≠ charlie 𝌆 deltaAPI
stringifyEntities(value[, options?])
Encode special characters in value.
Parameters:
value(string) β Value to encode;options(Object?, optional) β Configuration:escapeOnly(boolean?, optional, default:false) β Whether to only escape possibly dangerous characters (",',<,>&, and`);useNamedReferences(boolean?, optional, default:false) β Whether to use entities where possible.
Returns: string, encoded value.
stringifyEntities.escape(value[, options?])
Escape special characters in value. Shortcut for stringifyEntities
with escapeOnly: true and useNamedReferences: true.
Support
See html.spec.whatwg.org.
License
MIT Β© Titus Wormer