Function parse 

pub fn parse<'a: 'query, 'html: 'query, 'query: 'html>(
    html: &'html str,
    queries: &'a [Query<'query>],
) -> Store<'html, 'query>

Parse an HTML string against one or more pre-built Query objects and return a Store containing all matched elements.

This is the main entry point of scah. It wires together the streaming XHtmlParser, the QueryMultiplexer, and the result Store.

Parameters

• html: The HTML source string. All returned string slices in the resulting Store borrow directly from this string (zero-copy).
• queries: A slice of compiled Query objects. Each query is executed concurrently against the same token stream in a single pass.

Returns

A Store containing all matched elements. Use Store::get with the original selector string to retrieve results for a specific query.

Example

use scah::{Query, Save, parse};

let html = "<div><a href='link'>Hello</a></div>";
let queries = &[Query::all("a", Save::all()).build()];
let store = parse(html, queries);

let links: Vec<_> = store.get("a").unwrap().collect();
assert_eq!(links.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(links[0].name, "a");