hast-util-to-string

import {h, type Element} from 'hastscript'; import {toString} from 'hast-util-to-string'; // Create a simple HAST paragraph node const paragraphNode: Element = h('p', 'This is a simple paragraph.'); console.log('Input HAST node (paragraph):', JSON.stringify(paragraphNode, null, 2)); console.log('Plain text output:', toString(paragraphNode)); // Expected output: 'This is a simple paragraph.' // Create a more complex HAST div node with nested elements and a break tag const complexNode: Element = h('div', [ h('b', 'Bold text'), ' and ', h('i', 'italic text'), h('br'), // A break tag ' on the same line according to textContent (no newline).' // textContent doesn't add newline for <br> ]); console.log('\nInput HAST node (complex div):', JSON.stringify(complexNode, null, 2)); console.log('Plain text output:', toString(complexNode)); // Expected output: 'Bold text and italic text. on the same line according to textContent (no newline).' // This demonstrates that <br> tags are ignored when mimicking Node#textContent behavior.