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zestjq-css

v1.0.0

Published

CSS selector engine with jq JSON-attribute operator, ideal for querying MediaWiki HTML

Readme

zestjq-css

A CSS selector engine with a jq JSON-attribute operator, ideal for querying MediaWiki/Parsoid HTML.

Combines two packages:

  • zest (fork of chjj/zest) — fast, lightweight CSS selector engine with extensible attribute operators
  • zestjq — TypeScript jq JSON-filter language implementation

The / attribute operator extends CSS selectors to test JSON-valued HTML attributes using jq syntax:

/* Match <span> elements whose data-mw encodes a Citation_needed transclusion */
[typeof="mw:Transclusion"][data-mw/.parts[].template?.target.href == "./Template:Citation_needed"]

/* Match elements where any transclusion part has a "date" param */
[data-mw/.parts[].template?.params.date.wt == "March 2026"]

Install

npm install zestjq-css

Usage (ESM)

import { zest, JQ, JQError, JQUtils } from 'zestjq-css';

// zest already has the `/` operator registered
const matches = zest('[data-mw/.parts[].template?.target.href == "./Template:Citation_needed"]', document);

Usage (browser IIFE)

<!-- via CDN (no install needed) -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/zestjq-css/dist/zest-jq.iife.js"></script>
<!-- or after npm install, from node_modules -->
<script src="node_modules/zestjq-css/dist/zest-jq.iife.js"></script>
<script>
  const { zest, JQ, JQError, JQUtils } = ZestJQ;
  const matches = zest('[data-mw/.parts[].template?.target.href == "./Template:Citation_needed"]', document);
</script>

Live demo

A hosted version of the demo is available at https://cscott.github.io/zestjq-css/.

The index.html file is a live demo that fetches a Wikipedia page via the MediaWiki API and lets you run Zest CSS selectors (including / jq operators) against the real Parsoid HTML. To run it locally:

npm install
npm run build   # produces dist/
npm start       # python3 -m http.server 8080

Then open http://localhost:8080.

Running tests

npm test   # 19 tests via node:test + domino

API

zestjq-css re-exports the full APIs of both underlying packages:

| Export | Source | Description | |--------|--------|-------------| | zest | zest | CSS selector function with / operator pre-registered | | JQ | zestjq | Compile and run jq expressions | | JQError | zestjq | Error class for jq parse/runtime errors | | JQUtils | zestjq | Utilities: jsonDecode, toBoolean, etc. |

License

MIT. Copyright (c) 2026 C. Scott Ananian. Portions copyright (c) 2011 Christopher Jeffrey.