Bump parse5-html-rewriting-stream from 6.0.1 to 7.0.0

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Bumps parse5-html-rewriting-stream from 6.0.1 to 7.0.0.

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v7.0.0

Welcome to [email protected]! ✨ This is a huge release with many changes, features and fixes.

From an organisational perspective, the most important change is that parse5 is now maintained by a team, consisting of James (@​43081j), Titus (@​wooorm) and me (@​fb55). We come from three projects that rely on parse5 — namely Cheerio, rehype, and Lit.

We need your support to continue the project! If you care about parse5, please support us financially on OpenCollective.

Headlining features of this release are ES Modules, TypeScript, and performance improvements: 7.0.0 is 45% faster than 6.0.1 with default options, and 167% faster with location information enabled (for the bench/perf benchmark, on an M1 Mac). Version 7.0.0 is a revamp of every part of the library. There are too many changes to list them all here, so here is a high-level overview:

Breaking: ESM

All of parse5’s packages are now ECMAScript Modules. We are providing dual packages for parse5 and parse5-htmlparser2-tree-adapter for now (see inikulin/parse5#418 and inikulin/parse5#496).

To migrate, please read this Gist on how to update. Note that private internals are no longer available; instead, everything that you need should be imported from the main package.

Implemented by @​43081j in #351

Breaking: TypeScript

The codebase has been ported to TypeScript. This helped uncover a number of subtle logic bugs, such as dc4e269022ebbae0767d8f790a29d6be1835fe1e, b4b5d4ad6f90b3c9fd03a90e2ed5267929979a11, or a0aff9578bb44511bc169c1d7f9e2f2780f7f8a0. TypeScript also helps us refactor with confidence and a lot of the changes in this release would have been much harder to do without it.

To migrate, please remove @types/parse5* as we now ship our own types.

Implemented by @​fb55 in #362

Potentially breaking changes

• parse5 was caught up with the HTML spec, and parsing results might differ in edge-cases (inikulin/parse5#442, inikulin/parse5#451)
• The parse5-serializer-stream package was removed inikulin/parse5#481
  • To migrate, use the serialize function exported by parse5.
• The rewriting stream now splits very long text sections (inikulin/parse5#434) and doesn’t escape text in special tags anymore (#434). If you worked around these issues before, you might have to update your code.
• The htmlparser2 adapter now uses domhandler’s node interface (inikulin/parse5#327 by @​TrySound)
  • The format of the tree nodes has changed slightly; eg. some previous properties are now getters and setters, and vice versa.

If you are using deep imports for any parts of the codebase, you will likely encounter some breakages:

• The tokenizer now uses the state machine pattern from htmlparser2 [5d7a780 (#362)](inikulin/parse5#362)
• The token queue was replaced with callbacks (inikulin/parse5#404, inikulin/parse5#405, inikulin/parse5#419)
• The OpenElementStack now uses callbacks inikulin/parse5#429
• Mixins were removed (as part of #362)
  • Location tracking now has a substantially lower overhead inikulin/parse5#402
• getNextToken was removed inikulin/parse5#461
• The parser’s _bootstrap method was removed inikulin/parse5#384
• We now drop chunks from the tokenizer right after they are emitted inikulin/parse5#432
• The serializer is no longer a class; instead, different serializer functions call on each other inikulin/parse5#383
• parse5 now uses the entities module for encoding and decoding entities, sharing maintenance & optimisation work with projects such as htmlparser2 ([2b92054 (#362)](inikulin/parse5#362), inikulin/parse5#486)
  • entities adopted a variant of parse5’s approach of decoding entities. As a result, decoding performance is equivalent, while memory consumption is slightly lower.

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Commits

• abec4c2 chore(package): Bump versions to 7.0.0 (#509)
• 8168960 fix(package): Don't publish source maps (#508)
• 041b8f3 chore(deps-dev): bump @​typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin (#507)
• eed0304 chore(deps-dev): bump @​typescript-eslint/parser from 5.19.0 to 5.20.0 (#506)
• 497ece0 Bump domhandler to 5.0.2 (#494)
• 99b16a7 chore(deps-dev): bump lint-staged from 12.3.7 to 12.3.8 (#505)
• f243ef5 docs: Update projects in README (#504)
• 159ef28 refactor: Narrow entities import, enabled isolated modules (#495)
• 7b1401a feat(htmlparser2-adapter): Add CJS build (#496)
• f854f04 chore(deps-dev): bump @​typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin (#502)
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