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Node

This object will be used as the prototype for Nodes when creating a DOM-Level-1-compliant structure.

class Node {
constructor(type: ElementType);
endIndex: number | null;
next: Node | null;
get nodeType(): number;
get nextSibling(): Node | null;
parent: NodeWithChildren | null;
get parentNode(): NodeWithChildren | null;
set parentNode(parent: NodeWithChildren | null);
prev: Node | null;
get previousSibling(): Node | null;
set previousSibling(prev: Node | null);
set nextSibling(next: Node | null);
sourceCodeLocation?: SourceCodeLocation | null;
startIndex: number | null;
 
cloneNode<T extends Node>(this: T, recursive?: boolean): T;
}

§Constructors

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new Node(type: ElementType)
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@param type

The type of the node.

§Properties

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endIndex: number | null
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The end index of the node. Requires withEndIndices on the handler to be `true.

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nodeType: number readonly
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DOM spec-compatible node {@link type}.

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nextSibling: Node | null readonly
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Same as {@link next}. DOM spec-compatible alias.

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parent: NodeWithChildren | null
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Parent of the node

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parentNode: NodeWithChildren | null
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Same as {@link parent}. DOM spec-compatible alias.

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previousSibling: Node | null
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Same as {@link prev}. DOM spec-compatible alias.

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nextSibling: Node | null
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sourceCodeLocation: SourceCodeLocation | null
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parse5 source code location info.

Available if parsing with parse5 and location info is enabled.

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startIndex: number | null
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The start index of the node. Requires withStartIndices on the handler to be `true.

§Methods

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cloneNode<T extends Node>(this: T, recursive?: boolean): T
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Clone this node, and optionally its children.

@param recursive

Clone child nodes as well.

@return

A clone of the node.