Does anyone know of a library that does this?
I have extensive tests for everything server-side (REST = easy) and
client-side. Client was hard, now using nodeunit+zombie to automate
testing. It doesn't completely cover all of the oddities of
Safari+Opera+Firefox+IE (especially IE), but gets the overwhelming majority
of errors before going visual/manual or playing with Selenium.
I find myself writing an enormous number of assert/test statements to parse
HTML:
- test if the following element has attribute x=foo, class y, etc.
- test if the following element is tagName=div, has 3 children, etc.
There has to be an easier way to do this. Would be much easier if I could
just say,
htmlCompare(someHtmlElement,myHtmlTree);
where I build myHtmlTree and input it into the engine. Might be something
in json like:
[tag: "div", attr: {x:"foo"}, class:["y"],
children:[{tag:"table",....},{tag:"form",...}]
For all intents and purposes, I have crudely built something like that, but
far prefer a formalized library. Anything out there? If not, should I just
publish this, others find it useful?
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