Groundskeeper will clean your weedy HTML.

Via Composer

$ composer require kevintweber/groundskeeper

Here is a simple example:

use Groundskeeper\Groundskeeper;

$groundskeeper = new Groundskeeper(array(
    'output' => 'pretty'
));
$groundskeeper->setLogger($myLogger); // Optional: will log changes to your HTML.

$cleanHtml = $groundskeeper->clean($dirtyHtml);

• clean-strategy: Describes how the HTML document will be cleaned.
  • Options: none, lenient, standard, aggressive; Default: standard
    • none - No cleaning will be done.
    • lenient - Like standard except no markup will be removed.
    • standard - Standard compliant HTML will be output. Unfixable malformed HTML will be removed.
    • aggressive - Like "standard" plus non-standard elements will be removed. (TODO)
• element-blacklist: Describes which elements will be removed from the output.
  • Options: Comma seperated list of elements; Default: `` (empty list)
• indent-spaces: The number of spaces for indentation when using pretty output.
  • Options: integer greater than or equal to 0; Default: 4
• output: Describes how the HTML will be output.
  • Options: compact, pretty; Default: compact
    • compact - Will remove all whitespace between elements, and will set indent-spaces to 0.
    • pretty - One element per line with indentation. Handy for debugging.
• type-blacklist: Describes which token types will be removed from the output.
  • Options: Comma seperated list of any of the following: cdata, comment, doctype, element, php, text; Default: cdata,comment

1. Implement aggressive cleaning strategy.
2. pretty output should inline certain elements.
3. Add option to remove / sanitize all JS attributes.

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

$ phpunit

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

If you discover any security related issues, please email kevintweber@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.

• Kevin Weber
• All Contributors

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