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fb55/htmlparser2

The fast & forgiving HTML and XML parser

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htmlparser2 is a fast and forgiving HTML/XML parser for Node.js that provides a callback-based interface for processing documents. It's designed for developers who need high-performance parsing and can tolerate some leniency in HTML handling, particularly useful for web scraping, feed parsing, or DOM manipulation tasks where strict HTML specification compliance isn't critical.

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