This adds a stanza wrapper around the libtidy implementation. This allows for parsing HTML, XHTML, and XML documents.
This module includes tidy-html5 as a git submodule for ease of build.
sudo apt install cmake build-essentials
git submodule update --init
cd tidy-html5
mkdir output
cd output
cmake ..
make
This will place the static/dynamic artifacts in the tidy-html5/output directory. The start.sh script references this directory and the tidy-html5/include folder.
If you want to install libtidy using your OS's package manager, you will need to set the environment variables in start.sh to the correct
location to find the headers and libraries.
$> source start.sh
$> make tests
stanza build
stanza build tidy-tests
./tidy-tests
[Test 1] test-basic
[PASS]
[Test 2] test-child-parent
[PASS]
[Test 3] test-node-attr
[PASS]
[Test 4] test-node-text
[PASS]
[Test 5] test-node-seq
[PASS]
[Test 6] test-attr-seq
[PASS]
[Test 7] test-version-basic
Release Date: 2022/01/25
Version : 5.9.20
Platform : Linux
[PASS]
Tests Finished: 7/7 tests passed. 0 tests skipped. 0 tests failed.
Longest Running Tests:
[PASS] test-basic (730 us)
[PASS] test-version-basic (515 us)
[PASS] test-attr-seq (371 us)
[PASS] test-node-text (340 us)
[PASS] test-node-seq (319 us)
[PASS] test-child-parent (297 us)
[PASS] test-node-attr (271 us)
val doc = TidyDoc()
val stat = get-status(doc)
#EXPECT(stat == 0)
val input = "<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title>SomeStuff</title></head><body><p id=\"asdf\">SomeText</p><p id=\"qwer\">SomeMoreText</p></body></html>"
val code = parse-str(doc, input)
#EXPECT(code == 0)
val body = get-body(doc)
val pElems = to-tuple(get-children(body))
; pElems = [TidyNode(...), TidyNode(...)]
; Where the pElems are the two 'p' nodes in the body.
See the unit tests for some more examples.