A portable, extensible BB Code parser written by Condé Nast Britain
Hello, World!
from bbcondeparser import BaseTag, BaseTreeParser
class ExcitedTag(BaseTag):
tag_name = 'excite'
def _render(self):
child_text = self.render_children()
return '<b><i>{}</i></b>'.format(child_text)
class Parser(BaseTreeParser):
tags = [ExcitedTag]
parsed = Parser("[excite]Hello, World![/excite]")
print(parsed.render())>>> python hello_world.py
<b><i>Hello, World!</i></b>
>>>Documentation
Further documentation is in the works, and will be present on the github page.
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