Validate html code with node.js [closed]

Question

I want to validate some HTML documents in a node.js application. I already found some node.js modules like w3cjs and w3c-validate, but it seems that they are only working online. Because I have to check many small HTML documents, I'm searching for a solution that works offline, without internet.

Do you know how to integrate the W3C Markup Validator in a node application? Or what are other ways to check HTML syntax? Maybe something like a DOM parser?

Grubman

Have you tried - github.com/mozilla/html5-lint ? – Piceous

Thanks for fast reply. No I haven't tried yet. On the first look at html5-lint I found "Python front-end to the Mozilla Labs' HTML Validator Web Service". So it does not seem to work offline, right? Regards – Grubman

No ..on the github page...there is node.js usage... – Piceous

I just implemented a short example with the html5-lint module in nodejs. Yes it works but it needs internet for working. I am searching for a solution that works without internet. Thank you! – Grubman

The validator schema is in internet...so it is using that. If we find something with using net..i will update.. – Piceous

PhantomJS as an HTML Validator – Eloiseloisa

Take a look at htmllint – Sickler