Create a plain text representation of an HTML document's skeleton. Great for logging.
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npm i html-skelly
Get some HTML and create a skelly. Tags will be represented by their name + id + class. Kinda like a CSS selector.
<img id="logo" class="bigger" src="/logo.jpeg"> becomes <img#logo.bigger>
import skelly from 'html-skelly'
const response = await fetch(`https://google.com`)
const html = await response.text()
console.log(skelly('💀 Google Skelly', html))
console.log(skelly('Google Skelly', html, { flare: false })) // without ANSI/emojiOutput (it looks better in a terminal with color support):
┌─ 💀 Google Skelly 🩻 ─○
│ <html>
│ <head>
│ <meta>
│ <meta>
│ <meta>
│ <meta>
│ <title>
│ <script>
│ <f>
│ <style>
│ <style>
│ <script>
│ <g>
│ <body>
│ <script>
│ <div#mngb>
│ <div>
│ <nobr>
│ <b>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <u>
│ <div>
│ <nobr>
│ <span>
│ <span>
│ <span>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <div>
│ <div>
│ <center>
│ <br#lgpd>
│ <div#lga>
│ <img#hplogo>
│ <br>
│ <br>
│ <form>
│ <table>
│ <tr>
│ <td>
│ <td>
│ <input>
│ <input>
│ <input>
│ <input>
│ <input>
│ <div.ds>
│ <input.lst>
│ <br>
│ <span.ds>
│ <span.lsbb>
│ <input.lsb>
│ <span.ds>
│ <span.lsbb>
│ <input#tsuid_1.lsb>
│ <script>
│ <input>
│ <td.fl.sblc>
│ <a>
│ <input#gbv>
│ <script>
│ <div#gac_scont>
│ <div>
│ <br>
│ <span#footer>
│ <div>
│ <div#WqQANb>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <p>
│ <a>
│ <a>
│ <script>
│ <k>
│ <script>
│ <script>
│ <amd>
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────●