readability

type Article struct {
	// Title is the heading that preceeds the article’s content, and the basis
	// for the article’s page name and URL. It indicates what the article is
	// about, and distinguishes it from other articles. The title may simply
	// be the name of the subject of the article, or it may be a description
	// of the topic.
	Title string

	// Byline is a printed line of text accompanying a news story, article, or
	// the like, giving the author’s name
	Byline string

	// Dir is the direction of the text in the article.
	//
	// Either Left-to-Right (LTR) or Right-to-Left (RTL).
	Dir string

	// Content is the relevant text in the article with HTML tags.
	Content string

	// TextContent is the relevant text in the article without HTML tags.
	TextContent string

	// Excerpt is the summary for the relevant text in the article.
	Excerpt string

	// SiteName is the name of the original publisher website.
	SiteName string

	// Favicon (short for favorite icon) is a file containing one or more small
	// icons, associated with a particular website or web page. A web designer
	// can create such an icon and upload it to a website (or web page) by
	// several means, and graphical web browsers will then make use of it.
	Favicon string

	// Image is an image URL which represents the article’s content.
	Image string

	// Length is the amount of characters in the article.
	Length int

	// Node is the first element in the HTML document.
	Node *html.Node
}

type Readability struct {

	// MaxElemsToParse is the optional maximum number of HTML nodes to parse
	// from the document. If the number of elements in the document is higher
	// than this number, the operation immediately errors.
	MaxElemsToParse int

	// NTopCandidates is the number of top candidates to consider when the
	// parser is analysing how tight the competition is among candidates.
	NTopCandidates int

	// CharThresholds is the default number of chars an article must have in
	// order to return a result.
	CharThresholds int

	// ClassesToPreserve are the classes that readability sets itself.
	ClassesToPreserve []string

	// TagsToScore is element tags to score by default.
	TagsToScore []string
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}