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.html() adds a wrapper
See original GitHub issueFirst, thank you for cheerio!
I have a bug this .html().
Code:
const ch = cheerio.load('<div id="cheerio">test</div>');
ch.html(); // => <html><head></head><body><div id="cheerio">test</div></body></html>
Why cheerio adds a html-body wrapper to my div?
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try
cheerio.load('<div id="cheerio">test</div>', {xmlMode: true});@1mike12 If I remember correctly, it’s mentioned that you can use htmlparser2 configuration options, which include
xmlMode. Maybe making it a bit more explicit would be nice though.