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A robust HTML entity encoder/decoder written in JavaScript
...It emphasizes correctness, security (avoiding common pitfalls when decoding entities), and broad compatibility (browser, Node.js). The API is straightforward, documented, and used across modules that require reliable entity handling (e.g., for HTML sanitization or templating). Its longevity and adoption make it a go-to library for developers needing entity handling beyond minimal ad-hoc hacks. -
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Decodes CGI data from standard input, $QUERY_STRING , and $HTTP_COOKIE. Stores data in lookup table(s) for easy retrieval. Uploads files by copying directly to files created with mkstemp(). Has several handy string conversion functions.
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This is the simple program lets you decode file, conains html entities
This program have been written for decoding files, contains html entities to utf-8 encoded file for simple editing it. The main applying of this program - decode html files, prodused by tex to html converter htlatex, uses to publishing your scientific articles and other works in web. So, it can be used by web programmes for writing gateways applications, same as such finctions, relised, e.d. in perl or php programming language.
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