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entity-convert v1.0.0

convert all special characters in a string to their corresponding HTML and CSS entities

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entityconvert.js

convert special characters in a string to their HTML or CSS charcode entities (useful for build tools et. al.)

The module works as AMD or CommonJS module and exports an Object exposing two methods: .html(string) and .css(string). In a non-AMD and non-CommonJS environment .entityconvert will be attached to the global object.

AMD usage:

require(['entityconvert'], function(entityconvert){
    var converted = entityconvert.html('We äll löve Ümläutß!');
    // => We &#228;ll l&#246;ve &#220;ml&#228;ut&#223;!
});

CommonJS usage:

var entityconvert = require('entity-convert');
var converted = entityconvert.css('We äll löve Ümläutß!');
// => We \00e4ll l\00f6ve \00dcml\00e4ut\00df!

Script tag usage:

<script src="entityconvert.js"></script>
<script>
    var converted = entityconvert.html('Yäy!');
    // => Y&#228;y!
</script>

Available via npm:

npm install entity-convert --save

Metadata

package on npmhttps://npmjs.com/package/entity-convert
homepagehttps://github.com/m90/entity-convert
licenseMIT