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Ignore HTML tags in source text
See original GitHub issueWould be nice if TextVide had an option to ignore HTML tags in the source text.
I have a source text that is an HTML string, previously rendered from markdown. The only way I have been able to use TextVide is by using jquery to render the HTML, looping over each tag, and running TextVide on each individual text node. Very inelegant and probably inefficient.
Also as a bonus feature it would be good to be able to provide a blacklist of specific tags to exclude their content from TextVide, for example existing <b> or <strong> tags.
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Hey thank you for getting this done, honestly not ‘late’ at all. So far it is all working great. If all goes well we’ll be adding this as an optional accessibility feature in our education app.
I had a quick look at your source, your right it does not seem to be a simple change. I think how I would implement it would be to create a separate function (not an option on the main) and use an HTML parsing library like ‘htmlparser2’ to preprocess the text.