Chris Winberry

The way parsing is done right now, that isn't easily possible. The example isn't valid HTML because the "" should be escaped. I'm working on a 2.0 that should handle...

Yeah, I just pushed 2.0 to github but have not released a new npm package until I do some more verification and add more tests. You are more than welcome...

Great. This will be rolled into the 1.8 release I am working on now. Thanks for the suggestion and solution.

Thanks for the contribution! Looking through it now and will get back to you with questions or just accept the pull.

FYI - Working on 1.8 now and working through pull requests

I am adding these as tests cases (amongst many others) as I plug away a v2.0 of the parser. Any other permutations, please do not hesitate to add them here.

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Yeah, I know =) It is one area that I am looking to make more forgiving. It has caused me problems too when scraping certain sites. There is a rewrite...