Devlooped.Xml.Css 0.3.1

Linq to Css

Implements CSS selectors for XLinq.

Usage

using Devlooped.Xml.Css;

var page = XDocument.Load("page.xhtml")
IEnumerable<XElement> elements = page.CssSelectElements("div.menuitem");

XElement title = page.CssSelectElement("div[role=alert]");

At the moment, supports the following CSS selector features:

• Type selector
• Universal selector
• Attribute selector
• Class selector
• ID selector
• Pseudo-classes:
  • :checked
  • :first-child
  • :last-child
  • :only-child
  • :empty
  • :first-of-type
  • :last-of-type
  • :not(...)
  • :nth-of-type(n)
  • :has(...)

And all combinators

Non-CSS features:

• text() pseudo-attribute selector: selects the node text contents, as specified in the XPath text() location path. Can be used instead of an attribute name selector, such as div[text()=foo]. All attribute value selectors are also supported, such as div[text()$=suffix] or div[text()*=yay]

Dogfooding

We also produce CI packages from branches and pull requests so you can dogfood builds as quickly as they are produced.

The CI feed is https://pkg.kzu.io/index.json.

The versioning scheme for packages is:

• PR builds: 42.42.42-pr[NUMBER]
• Branch builds: 42.42.42-[BRANCH].[COMMITS]

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