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0.0.0-20250207061004-fe37cb370b0c
Repository: https://github.com/rcrowley/mergician.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

# Functions

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Google extracts a non-deranged HTML node from a zip file containing an HTML file obtained from the File > Download > Web Page (.html, zipped) option in Google Docs.
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InsertSorted inserts x into a, which is presumed to be sorted, maintaining its sorted order, and returns a (which has potentially been copied in order to be grown) and boolean true if x was inserted and false if it wasn't (because it was already present).
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Merge several parsed HTML documents into one.
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Parse reads a complete HTML document from an io.Reader.
ParseFile opens an HTML file, parses the document it contains, closes the file descriptor, and returns the parsed HTML document.
ParseFiles accepts a slice of HTML (or Markdown) document names, parses the documents, and returns []*Node and a nil error or nil and a non-nil error.
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ParseString parses an HTML document or document fragment from a string.
Print serializes and prints the *Node to standard output.
Render is an alias for x/net/html's Render function.
RenderFile writes an HTML document to a file, overwriting if the file already exists.
String renders the *Node to a string and returns it.
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# Constants

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# Structs

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TextOnlyNode could be structured as a tree of linked lists, like the DOM, but if we do that then the somewhat naive indexing libraries won't be able to follow.

# Type aliases

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