cleanpg is a tool for rendering a source HTML document into a more human-readable format.
By default, the document is written to out.html in the current directory. To override, use the -o file (or --output file) command line flag. Note: file extension must be .html.
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The utility defaults to canonical mode which applies specific
assumptions to improve readability, such as skipping over elements between the <body> tag and the first <h1> tag. Canonical mode may be turned
off by using the -c (or --nocanon) command line flag.
Tag-level styles are embedded for readability. For example, <h1 style="font-size: 175%;margin-top: 40px;"> is embedded automatically for each H1 element. Disable this default behavior by using the -n (or --nostyle) command line flag.
Links are rendered by default. To skip links, use the -l (or --nolinks) command line flag.
cleanpg re-renders document ("page") layouts and content for experimental use only. Use of these altered pages may not be used for re-publishing, circumventing content protection schemes, or in any manner which violates copyright law.
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cleanpg url
cleanpg http://example.org
Utility for rendering text-readable versions of HTML pages.
Usage:
cleanpg [-h|c|l|n|o file.html|s file.html|v]
Options:
-h, --help
Help
-c, --nocanon
Do not attempt to render canonically
-l, --nolinks
Do not render links
-n, --nostyle
Do not render embedded style
-o, --output file.html
Write output to file.html (default=out.html)
-s, --save file.html
Save source document as file.html
-v, --verbose
Print extra debugging information to stderr
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
SemVer is used for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.
- Scott Underwood - Initial work - Scott Underwood