Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Core.Transformation.Transformer.Native.Text.HtmlToText
TextTest.cs
Source: TextTest.cs
...214 }215 [Test]216 [TestCase("Cédric")]217 [TestCase("Cédric")]218 public void Execute_HtmlToText_Valid(object value)219 {220 var function = new HtmlToText();221 var result = function.Evaluate(value);222 Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo("Cédric"));223 }224 [Test]225 [TestCase("Cédric")]226 public void Execute_Diacritics_Valid(object value)227 {228 var function = new TextToWithoutDiacritics();229 var result = function.Evaluate(value);230 Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo("Cedric"));231 }232 [Test]233 [TestCase("My taylor is rich", "Mytaylorisrich")]234 [TestCase(" My Lord ! ", "MyLord!")]...
TextTransformations.cs
Source: TextTransformations.cs
...160 {161 protected override object EvaluateNull() => "(empty)";162 protected override object EvaluateString(string value) => value;163 }164 class HtmlToText : AbstractTextTransformation165 {166 protected override object EvaluateString(string value) => WebUtility.HtmlDecode(value);167 }168 class TextToLength : AbstractTextTransformation169 {170 protected override object EvaluateSpecial(string value) => -1;171 protected override object EvaluateBlank() => -1;172 protected override object EvaluateEmpty() => 0;173 protected override object EvaluateNull() => 0;174 protected override object EvaluateString(string value) => value.Length;175 }176 class TextToToken : AbstractTextTransformation177 {178 public IScalarResolver<int> Index { get; }...
HtmlToText
Using AI Code Generation
1var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();2var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");3var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();4var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");5var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();6var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");7var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();8var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");9var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();10var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");11var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();12var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");13var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();14var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");15var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();16var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");17var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();18var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");19var htmlToText = new HtmlToText();20var text = htmlToText.Execute("<html>test</html>");
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