Wrapper around the HTMLParser python module
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About
Garser is one of the more advanced tools to scan and parse html. It stores all html entities in objects
Features
- Parses HTML in nested object format
- Attributes are stored as data members
- Nested and Non-Nested Entity search
- Entity Search based on attributes
- Intelligent nesting for non closing html entities
- Objects can be converted to JSON Format
- Inspired by Selenium
License
This tool is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
Some parts of this code comes from HTMLParser
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