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Element

An element within the DOM.

class Element extends NodeWithChildren {
constructor(
name: string,
attribs: {
[name: string]: string;
},
children?: Node[],
type?: ElementType.Tag | ElementType.Script | ElementType.Style,
);
attribs: {
[name: string]: string;
};
name: string;
namespace?: string;
sourceCodeLocation?: TagSourceCodeLocation | null;
get tagName(): string;
set tagName(name: string);
get attributes(): Attribute[];
x-attribsNamespace?: Record<string, string>;
x-attribsPrefix?: Record<string, string>;
}

§Extends

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NodeWithChildren
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§Constructors

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new Element(name: string, attribs: {
[name: string]: string;
}, children?: Node[], type?: ElementType.Tag | ElementType.Script | ElementType.Style)
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@param name

Name of the tag, eg. div, span.

@param attribs

Object mapping attribute names to attribute values.

@param children

Children of the node.

§Properties

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attribs: {
[name: string]: string;
}
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name: string
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namespace: string
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Element namespace (parse5 only).

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sourceCodeLocation: TagSourceCodeLocation | null
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parse5 source code location info, with start & end tags.

Available if parsing with parse5 and location info is enabled.

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tagName: string
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Same as {@link name}. DOM spec-compatible alias.

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attributes: Attribute[] readonly
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x-attribsNamespace: Record<string, string>
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Element attribute namespaces (parse5 only).

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x-attribsPrefix: Record<string, string>
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Element attribute namespace-related prefixes (parse5 only).