reagent-hickory.hickory.render
hiccup-to-htmlcljs
(hiccup-to-html hiccup-forms)Given a sequence of hiccup forms (as returned by as-hiccup), returns a string containing HTML it represents. Keep in mind this function is not super fast or heavy-duty, and definitely not a replacement for dedicated hiccup renderers, like hiccup itself, which is fast and heavy-duty.
(hiccup-to-html '([:html {} [:head {}] [:body {} [:a {} "foo"]]]))
Note that it will NOT in general be the case that
(= my-html-src (hiccup-to-html (as-hiccup (parse my-html-src))))
as we do not keep any letter case or whitespace information, any "tag-soupy" elements, attribute quote characters used, etc. It will also not generally be the case that this function's output will exactly match hiccup's. For instance:
(hiccup-to-html (as-hiccup (parse "<A href=\"foo\">foo</A>")))
Given a sequence of hiccup forms (as returned by as-hiccup), returns a
string containing HTML it represents. Keep in mind this function is not super
fast or heavy-duty, and definitely not a replacement for dedicated hiccup
renderers, like hiccup itself, which *is* fast and heavy-duty.
```klipse
(hiccup-to-html '([:html {} [:head {}] [:body {} [:a {} "foo"]]]))
```
Note that it will NOT in general be the case that
(= my-html-src (hiccup-to-html (as-hiccup (parse my-html-src))))
as we do not keep any letter case or whitespace information, any
"tag-soupy" elements, attribute quote characters used, etc. It will also
not generally be the case that this function's output will exactly match
hiccup's.
For instance:
```klipse
(hiccup-to-html (as-hiccup (parse "<A href=\"foo\">foo</A>")))
```
hickory-to-htmlcljs
(hickory-to-html dom)Given a hickory HTML DOM map structure (as returned by as-hickory), returns a string containing HTML it represents. Keep in mind this function is not super fast or heavy-duty.
Note that it will NOT in general be the case that
(= my-html-src (hickory-to-html (as-hickory (parse my-html-src))))
as we do not keep any letter case or whitespace information, any "tag-soupy" elements, attribute quote characters used, etc.
Given a hickory HTML DOM map structure (as returned by as-hickory), returns a string containing HTML it represents. Keep in mind this function is not super fast or heavy-duty. Note that it will NOT in general be the case that (= my-html-src (hickory-to-html (as-hickory (parse my-html-src)))) as we do not keep any letter case or whitespace information, any "tag-soupy" elements, attribute quote characters used, etc.
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