HTMLParser — vue Architecture
Tokenizes HTML templates into tag and attribute streams
Entity Profile
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Functions
- addIfCondition()
- assertCodegen()
- buildRegex()
- camelize()
- checkForAliasModel()
- checkInFor()
- createASTElement()
- createCompiler()
- decodeAttr()
- default.decode()
- extend()
- findPrevElement()
- getAndRemoveAttr()
- getAndRemoveAttrByRegex()
- getSlotName()
- guardIESVGBug()
- isFalse()
- isForbiddenTag()
- isReserved()
- isTextTag()
- isUndef()
- isValidArrayIndex()
- looseIndexOf()
- makeAttrsMap()
- no()
- parse()
- parseFilters()
- parseFor()
- parseHTML()
- parseModifiers()
- parseText()
- polyfillBind()
- processAttrs()
- processComponent()
- processElement()
- processFor()
- processIf()
- processIfConditions()
- processKey()
- processOnce()
- processPre()
- processRawAttrs()
- processRef()
- processSlotContent()
- processSlotOutlet()
- remove()
- replacer()
- shouldIgnoreFirstNewline()
- toRawType()
- wrapFilter()
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the HTMLParser subdomain?
HTMLParser is a subdomain in the vue codebase, part of the TemplateCompiler domain. Tokenizes HTML templates into tag and attribute streams It contains 0 source files.
Which domain does HTMLParser belong to?
HTMLParser belongs to the TemplateCompiler domain.
What functions are in HTMLParser?
The HTMLParser subdomain contains 50 function(s): addIfCondition, assertCodegen, buildRegex, camelize, checkForAliasModel, checkInFor, createASTElement, createCompiler, and 42 more.
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