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Example:
<img src=http://localhost/chicken-small.gif class="small" alt="small chicken">
parsed attribute:

• class="small"
• alt="small chicken"
• src=http

the "src" attribute return only "http" part of the attribute.

There are some html elements (eg. iframe) which use different parsing rules for the content of the tag. The sanitizer should be aware of this and treat those tags separately. None of the elements in the default whitelist are currently affected by this.

Note: Also worth investigating other elements that have special parsing rules: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/parsing.html#special

See: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/parsing.html#html-parser

I see that in the rockspec and on the README you're calling this MIT licensed, can you include an actual file or put the license text in the source somewhere?

The official way to sanitize & is to convert it to &. This is not being performed. There are some use cases for this, for instance if I type the text < into a textbox and sanitize it, it santizes to < and prints out < which is not what I want. I want it to sanitize to < which will print out <.