intertwingly

Elijah Insua: require('jsdom').env('http://nodejs.org/dist',function(e, w) { console.log( w.document.getElementsByTagName('a').length, ‘node releases!’ )})

Now we have a release of jsdom capable of supporting xml5:

nodeunit --reporter minimal testrunner.js
testrunner.js: ...............................

OK: 31 assertions (144ms)

weld also looks promising.  For my use case, I would like to have it be able to handle hash values which implement the DOM Element Interfaces.

The basic idea is to fetch a feed, normalize it and then use something like weld to graft on to a anti-template not only text snippets, but also html5 fragments which have been parsed and sanitized.