How to use the cheerio.dom function in cheerio
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matthewmueller / cheerio-select / test / select.name.js View on Github 
it('should handle complex insertions', function() {
var a = cheerio('<div><a name="tName1" id="tName1ID">tName1 A</a><a name="tName2" id="tName2ID">tName2 A</a><div id="tName1">tName1 Div</div></div>');
cheerio('#qunit-fixture').append(a);
a = a.children();
expect(a).to.have.length(3);
expect(a[1].attribs.id).to.equal('tName2ID');
// A little crazy.. basically test if new dom contains inserted elems
expect($("[name=tName1]", cheerio.dom())[0]).to.equal(a[0]);
expect($("[name=tName2]", cheerio.dom())[0]).to.equal(a[1]);
expect($('#tName2ID', cheerio.dom())).to.have.length(1);
a.remove();
});
});cheerio
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