Examples of LagartoParser

jodd.lagarto.LagartoParser
hatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/tokenization.html">WhatWG. Differences from the specs:
- text is emitted as a block of text, and not character by character.
- tags name case (and letter case of other entities) is not changed, but case-sensitive information exist for matching.
- the whole tokenization process is implemented here, without going into the tree building. This applies for switching to the RAWTEXT state.
- script tag is emitted separately
- conditional comments added
- xml states and callbacks added
There are two ways how text is passed back to the visitor. By default it is passed as CharBuffer, which gives excellent performances. However, if you need more Strings than enable it, and all text will be strings. This is faster then first converting to char buffer and then to strings.

Examples of jodd.lagarto.LagartoParser

    /**
     * Initialize processor by creating new Lagarto and root TagWriter.
     */
    public void init(char[] content) {
      // create Lagarto
      lagartoParser = new LagartoParser(content, emitStrings);


      // prepare root tag writer
      fastCharArrayWriter = new FastCharArrayWriter();
      tagWriter = new TagWriter(fastCharArrayWriter);
    }

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Examples of jodd.lagarto.LagartoParser


  /**
   * Creates DOM tree from provided content.
   */
  public Document parse(char[] content) {
    LagartoParser lagartoParser = new LagartoParser(content, true);
    return doParse(lagartoParser);
  }

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Examples of jodd.lagarto.LagartoParser


  /**
   * Creates DOM tree from the provided content.
   */
  public Document parse(String content) {
    LagartoParser lagartoParser = new LagartoParser(content, true);
    return doParse(lagartoParser);
  }

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Examples of jodd.lagarto.LagartoParser


public class StripHtmlTest {


  @Test
  public void testStripHtml() {
    LagartoParser lagartoParser = new LagartoParser(
        "<html>  <div   id='a'>   x \n\n\n </div>  </html>", false);


    StringBuilder out = new StringBuilder();
    StripHtmlTagAdapter stripHtmlTagAdapter = new StripHtmlTagAdapter(new TagWriter(out));


    lagartoParser.parse(stripHtmlTagAdapter);


    assertEquals("<html><div id=\"a\"> x </div></html>", out.toString());
  }

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Examples of jodd.lagarto.LagartoParser


public class UrlRewriterTest {


  @Test
  public void testUrlRewriter() {
    LagartoParser lagartoParser = new LagartoParser(
        "<a href=\"http://jodd.org\">1</a><a href=\"page.html\">2</a>", false);


    StringBuilder out = new StringBuilder();
    UrlRewriterTagAdapter urlRewriterTagAdapter = new UrlRewriterTagAdapter(new TagWriter(out)) {


      @Override
      protected CharSequence rewriteUrl(CharSequence url) {
        String u = url.toString();
        if (u.startsWith("http")) {
          return url;
        }


        return "/ctx/" + url;
      }
    };


    lagartoParser.parse(urlRewriterTagAdapter);


    assertEquals(
        "<a href=\"http://jodd.org\">1</a><a href=\"/ctx/page.html\">2</a>", out.toString());
  }

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