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Point to new extractor package names #1024

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Using an extractor can be useful if you notice that PurgeCSS does not remove enough unused css or removes used ones.

Using a specific extractor for an extension should provide you with the best accuracy. If you want to purge exclusively html files you might want to consider the `purge-from-html` extractor.
Using a specific extractor for an extension should provide you with the best accuracy. If you want to purge exclusively html files you might want to consider the `purgecss-from-html` extractor.

You can use an extractor by settings the extractors option in the PurgeCSS config file.

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## Creating an extractor

An extractor is a simple function that takes the content of a file as a string and returns an array of selectors. By convention, the name of the npm package is `purge-from-[typefile]` \(e.g. purge-from-pug\). Using this convention will allow users to look at the list of extractor on npm by searching `purge-from`.
An extractor is a simple function that takes the content of a file as a string and returns an array of selectors. By convention, the name of the npm package is `purgecss-from-[typefile]` \(e.g. purgecss-from-pug\). Using this convention will allow users to look at the list of extractor on npm by searching `purgecss-from`.

```js
const purgeFromJs = (content) => {
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