Function html5ever::tree_builder::create_element

pub fn create_element<Sink>(
    sink: &mut Sink, 
    name: QualName, 
    attrs: Vec<Attribute>
) -> <Sink as TreeSink>::Handle where
    Sink: TreeSink, 

A constructor for an element.

Examples

Create an element like <div class="test-class-name"></div>:

use markup5ever::{rcdom, QualName, Attribute};
use markup5ever::interface::create_element;

let mut dom = rcdom::RcDom::default();
let el = create_element(&mut dom,
    // Namespaces and localnames use precomputed interned strings for
    // speed. Use the macros ns! and local_name! to fetch them.
    QualName::new(None, ns!(), local_name!("div")),
    vec![
        Attribute {
            name: QualName::new(None, ns!(), local_name!("class")),
            // In real scenarios, you would use a view onto an existing
            // string if possible to avoid allocation. Tendrils have utilities
            // for avoiding allocation & copying wherever possible.
            value: String::from("test-class-name").into()
        }
    ]);