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w3c-xmlserializer is an XML serializer that adheres to the W3C specification, allowing for the conversion of DOM nodes into XML strings. It is particularly useful in Node. js applications that utilize DOM manipulation libraries like jsdom.
- lurq health score
- 46/100
- Confidence
- unproven
- Weekly downloads
- 85,171,337
- Latest version
- 5.0.0
- Last release
- Nov 12, 2023
- License
- MIT
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