Pkg.clone("http://github.com/one-more-minute/Hiccup.jl")Hiccup.jl is a super-simple library designed to make making HTML easy in Julia. It's heavily inspired by Clojure's Hiccup DSL.
julia> using Hiccup
julia> div("#foo.bar", "hi")
<div class="bar" id="foo">hi</div>HTML nodes are stored as the Node{T} type which renders itself smartly.
julia> Node(:img, "#id.class1.class2", [:src=>"http://www.com"])
<img class="class1 class2" src="http://www.com" id="id"></img>
julia> tag(ans)
:imgA bunch of utility functions, with the names of tags, are provided which make this a bit more legible. You can import more with @tags:
julia> @tags img, svg
julia> svg("#id.class1.class2", [:src=>"http://www.com"])
<svg class="class1 class2" src="http://www.com" id="id"></svg>And that's basically it.