# Introduction
Muninn is an HTML parsing tool. It is fast. It allows you to create a configuration file. This makes it easy to keep parser settings up to date despite changing selectors. It takes very little time to learn thanks to the easy syntax. It uses the [cheerio](https://github.com/cheeriojs/cheerio) library for parsing. It is simple and flexible for various needs.
It also has a useful extension that visualizes your configuration files on the pages you will parse. See [Muninn Extension](https://github.com/aykutkardas/muninn-extension)
### Motivation
Our aim is to make the parsing processes more manageable and to facilitate the contribution of team members to this process. That's why muninn has an easy to understand config file and syntax. It takes care to remain simple even when solving complex problems.
### Installation
With NPM
```
$ npm install muninn
```
With Yarn
```
$ yarn add muninn
```
### Usage
```javascript
import { parse } from "muninn";
const data = "...";
const config = {
schema: {
title: "h1.title"
}
}
parse(data, config);
```
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