A Python3 Module that provides an API for gathering data from a stream/ string of HTML code.
There are no docs for this project yet as it is still in its early stages of development, although I have got some
cool things implemented, they will be in the main.py file either commented or uncommented. The main.py file is
the entry point for manual testing of the HTMLLIB module.
More information on how to use the module and examples to go along with it will be added soon, they are just not priority as of this moment.
Not all of the features I want are implemented yet, but here are a few useful ones to get you started (use in main.py for imports to work):
from src import htmllib htmltree = htmllib.HTMLTree(''' <html lang="en"> <head> <title>HTMLLIB Test Page</title> </head> <body> <section class="main"> <h1>Hello, World!</h1> <p id="find_me">You found me!</p> </section> </body> </html> ''') print(htmltree.search_tags_by_name("html")[0].attributes) # -> "{'lang': 'en'}" print(htmltree.search_tags_by_id("find_me")[0].inner_html) # -> "You found me!" print(htmltree.search_tags_by_class("main")[0].tag_name) # -> "section"
This project has decent test coverage thus far using the unittest module from Python3's standard library.
Run all tests with:
python -m unittest discover tests/
Run a single test with:
python -m unittest tests/test_<which>.py