Links does not take <base ...> into account #3
Description
Hi and thanks for a great lib!
Given an html document like this:
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<base href="/pages/">
</head>
<body>
<a href="page2.html">Hi</a>
</body>
</html>The actual location for page2.html is /pages/page2.html because there is a <base> element which sets the base url for all relative urls.
But when I compile it to markdown with Breakdance it yields:
[Hi](page2.html)When it should instead be:
[Hi](/pages/page2.html)I had a hard time tracking down the domain option to the breakdance-util package, and because it depends on state and options from the compiler I haven't figured out a good way to solve it.
My quick fix is to use cheerio myself like this:
const $ = cheerio.load('...the html above...');
breakdance($.html(), {domain: url.resolve(myUrl, $('base').first().attr('href'))})This works but it would be better if Breakdance did support the <base> element, which I think it should.
What do you think?