Encode and decode HTML entities
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ent is a JavaScript library for encoding and decoding HTML entities, providing both numeric and named entity encoding options. It is designed for developers working with HTML content who need to safely escape or unescape special characters. The library is lightweight, well-tested, and licensed under MIT, making it suitable for web applications and Node.js projects.
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