Nolan Waite

@dragonsKnight5 Hello! What documentation we have is mostly in the header files, which are in the [`Sources/include` directory](https://github.com/nolanw/HTMLReader/tree/main/Sources/include). But your point is well taken: your best chance to grok most...

You'll need to make an HTMLDocument, using e.g. `[HTMLDocument documentWithString:]`. Once you have that, you can ask the document for elements that match CSS selectors, including classes. So if you're...

I suspect the issue is that URLSession does its work in the background and calls you later. For example: ```objc [[[NSURLSession sharedSession] dataTaskWithURL:url completionHandler: ^(NSData *data, NSURLResponse *response, NSError *error)...

Exactly right. One way to get all the links might be `a[href]`. If you've used CSS before to style webpages, it's the part before the `{` where you say which...

HTMLElement has an `attributes` property which returns a dictionary, and it also supports subscripting directly. Either of these should work: ```objc NSString *url = aElement[@"href"]; NSString *url2 = aElement.attributes[@"href"]; ```...

May be fixed in the just-released version 2.1.3. Still eager for a document that reproduces the original crash :)

Hello! Which projects are you aware of that suffer from name collisions? I kinda consider `HTML` the class prefix for HTMLReader. When I started this project I looked around to...

I’m not sure they meant "and only three letter prefixes". The immediate context for the snippet you quote is: > Two-letter prefixes like these are reserved by Apple for use...

You’re quite welcome!

@lurui1029 I'ma move that to a new issue if that's alright! #85