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Looks good 👌 I'm new to cheerio and having a demo on the site would help in deciding if this is the right package for you |
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Hi, "The load method is the most basic way to parse an HTML or XML document with Cheerio. It takes a string containing the document as its argument and returns a Cheerio object that you can use to traverse and manipulate the document. Here's an example of how to use the load method:
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I notice that some doc strings aren't showing up in the API docs. For example: https://cheerio.js.org/docs/api/classes/Cheerio#next has no explanation of what the method does, and perhaps related, the link to the source code is to the wrong line. On the other hand, the correct line has a nice doc string above it, which would be great to include in the API docs. |
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Really like what this library brings to the table. It was super easy to use, and the website was helpful in getting up and running. My only suggestion is to add an example to the "Modifying Element Attributes and Properties" section for removing attributes (or a new section dedicated to it, like there is for removing elements). Any thoughts on when the 1.0 release will go live? (There are good updates that have merged, but not yet released.) |
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The new website is live (https://cheerio.js.org/ — see #2950)! This discussion is currently linked at the top of the website. Let's use this thread for feedback, and to track things that are still missing.
Known issues:
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