how to use the unescape function from lodash in javascript

To use the unescape function from lodash in JavaScript, you can first import it into your project. If you're using a package manager like npm, you can install lodash with the following command:

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npm install lodash
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Then, import the unescape function in your code like this:

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const { unescape } = require('lodash');
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Alternatively, you can import the function directly with:

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const unescape = require('lodash/unescape');
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Once you have the function imported, you can use it to unescape HTML special characters in a string:

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const myString = 'I love <code>';
const unescapedString = unescape(myString);

console.log(unescapedString); // Outputs: "I love <code>"
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The unescape function replaces special HTML entities like &, <, >, etc. with their corresponding characters. This can be useful if you want to display HTML markup in plain text, or if you need to extract text from an HTML document.