The code is using a CSS selector and the Cheerio library to parse HTML and select specific elements, specifically targeting an element named "importer" that is a direct child of an element with a type attribute containing "StaticMemberExpression".
Additionally, it loads an HTML document or string into a Cheerio object using the cheerio.load()
function.
//""`*[type*='StaticMemberExpression'] > *[name=="importer"]`;
//var $ = cheerio.load(page);
// Import required libraries
const cheerio = require('cheerio');
/**
* Retrieves a static member expression from a given HTML page.
* The expression is identified by the name "importer".
* @param {string} page - The HTML page to parse.
* @returns {Cheerio} The parsed HTML page.
*/
function getImporterExpression(page) {
// Note: Cheerio.load() is a synchronous method. For real-time information, use async/await or promises.
// TODO: Consider using a more efficient parsing library, like DOMParser.
const $ = cheerio.load(page);
// Use Cheerio to find the static member expression with name "importer"
const importerExpression = $('*[type="StaticMemberExpression"]')
.filter((index, element) => $(element).attr('name') === 'importer')
.first();
// Return the parsed HTML page
return $;
}
// Example usage:
const page = '<HTML>...</HTML>'; // Replace with actual HTML content
const result = getImporterExpression(page);
console.log(result.html());
//""`*[type*='StaticMemberExpression'] > *[name=="importer"]`;
*[type*='StaticMemberExpression']
: Selects an element with a 'type' attribute value containing the string 'StaticMemberExpression'.> *[name=="importer"]
: Further selects an element that is a direct child of the previously selected element, with a 'name' attribute value equal to "importer".//var $ = cheerio.load(page);
$
.cheerio.load()
function parses the HTML and returns a Cheerio object, allowing for easy traversal and manipulation of the document's elements.