[feat]: Ignore non-HTML tag

[oantoro]

In my use case, I have an HTML file which contains an EJS tag.
The current behavior of the API assume that everything started with < and closed with > is a tag. The problem is whenever we try to parse EJS tag, the library treat it as a tag. So, for example <%=title %>, the output will produce:

{
"tag":"'%=title"
...
}

Whenever we try to render back to HTML, the result will be something like <%=title></%=title>.
Is there any option to ignore certain tags?
Thank you

[Scrum]

@okyantoro Hi, you need use directives, example

[oantoro]

hello, @gitscrum thank you for your response. Yes, directives can do for specific tag name, but for EJS I think we need regex directive. So, I think it is useful if we have something like:

[{
    name: /%=?.\w*/,
    start: '<', 
    end: '>'
}]

[Scrum]

@okyantoro Good idea

[Scrum]

@okyantoro mey be this is help you posthtml/posthtml-render#13 ?

[oantoro]

@gitscrum thank you for pointing this out

[Scrum]

@okyantoro close this issue ?