Configured cheerio to work with non-HTML standard elements to fix issues with custom component tags. (#79)
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@ -2,7 +2,9 @@ import { ParserInterface } from './parser.interface';
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import { AbstractTemplateParser } from './abstract-template.parser';
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import { TranslationCollection } from '../utils/translation.collection';
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import * as $ from 'cheerio';
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import * as cheerio from 'cheerio';
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const $ = cheerio.load('', {xmlMode: true});
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export class DirectiveParser extends AbstractTemplateParser implements ParserInterface {
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@ -118,4 +118,10 @@ describe('DirectiveParser', () => {
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expect(template).to.equal('<p translate="KEY">Hello World</p>');
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});
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it('should extract contents from within custom tags', () => {
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const contents = `<custom-table><tbody><tr><td translate>Hello World</td></tr></tbody></custom-table>`;
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const keys = parser.extract(contents, templateFilename).keys();
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expect(keys).to.deep.equal(['Hello World']);
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});
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});
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