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@dwk/mf2

v1.0.0-beta.1

Published

Microformats2 h-entry/h-card extraction to JF2 and an allowlist HTML sanitizer, built on the Workers runtime's streaming HTMLRewriter (zero bundled-parser cost).

Readme

@dwk/mf2

Microformats2 h-entry/h-card extraction to JF2, plus an allowlist HTML sanitizer for the captured content — built entirely on the Workers runtime's streaming HTMLRewriter, so no parser or sanitizer dependency enters the Worker bundle.

Shared by @dwk/microsub (h-feed reader timelines) and @dwk/webmention (received-mention author/content/interaction-type enrichment).

Provides:

  • parseHEntries(html, baseUrl) — a pragmatic h-entry extractor (not a full mf2 engine): u-url, p-name, e-content (plain text and inner HTML), dt-published, p-author / nested h-card, u-photo, p-category, and the response-post URLs u-in-reply-to, u-like-of, u-repost-of, u-bookmark-of. The captured content HTML is unsanitized — run it through sanitizeHtml before persisting or serving it.
  • sanitizeHtml(html, options) — reduce untrusted UGC to a small formatting allowlist (p br em strong b i code pre blockquote ul ol li del s a): everything else is unwrapped (script/style-like subtrees dropped entirely), all attributes are stripped except a validated absolute http(s) a[href], rel="ugc nofollow" is forced onto every surviving link, and output can be truncated on text length with open tags closed. Two element kinds rewrite rather than unwrap: <img> becomes a link to its src labeled by its alt text (nothing in stored content auto-fetches on render), and headings demote to bold paragraphs (a reply never joins the embedding page's document outline).
  • decodeEntities(input) — minimal entity decoding (the predefined five plus numeric references). This runtime's HTMLRewriter hands back raw, undecoded text/attribute values, so the extractor and sanitizer decode every value they interpret (URLs, dates, plain text) while leaving captured HTML encoded as written.
  • fnv1aBase36(input) — the small stable hash behind JF2 fallback _ids, exported so consumers can derive matching stable ids.

HTMLRewriter is a workerd global, so the API is async and runtime-bound; on Node hosts, @dwk/cf-shims's installHTMLRewriter() provides the global.

See spec/packages/mf2.md for the full contract.