Suppress warnings in bun js for HTMLParseError using non-html markup

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I am using bun (and a library called bun-plugin-html) to inject css and javascript and build a source html file to a target file.

The html is actually a Tumblr template so it uses handlebars/moustache-like syntax for variables.

Currently bun is clever enough that it complains about the markup not being valid.

It does seem to work and parse the file, but I would like to suppress these warnings in the console. I am assuming this is possible.

Although the file uses curly braces style syntax, it is not the same as an .hbs file (that seems to use the rewriter in a different way). Any pointers? Can't seem to find much information online about this, but maybe it's not a bun issue (hence the jsdom tag).

Here is an example

   <li class="post photo">
      {LinkOpenTag}
         <img src="{PhotoURL-500}" {block:HighRes}style="display:none"{/block:HighRes} />
             {block:HighRes}
                           ^
HTMLParseError: Specified <img> src '{PhotoURL-500}' does not exist! 
   at ./src/index-tmp.html:332:55
      <img src="{PhotoURL-500}" {block:HighRes}style="display:none". 
      {/block:HighRes} />
   {block:HighRes}
      <img src="{PhotoURL-HighRes}" class="highres">
   {/block:HighRes}
                  ^
HTMLParseError: Specified <img> src '{PhotoURL-HighRes}' does not exist!

Community · Accepted Answer · 2025-01-18 18:35:31Z

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I'm the author of bun-plugin-html, and these errors are actually generated by bun-plugin-html, to let the user know if there has been issues with linking things! I'll make a release to add an option to suppress these errors. You can view the issue I've made for tracking this here.

Thank you for using bun-plugin-html!

Edit: v2.2.8 has been published, it adds the new option suppressErrors to bun-plugin-html.

edited Jan 18 at 18:35

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lharby Jan 18 at 17:32

DUDE! You have outdone yourself thanks so much. I was sure this was a bun issue.

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