A HTML to Kirbytext converter
Project description
This is a html to Kirbytext converter for python.
It is currently in heavy development.
Installation
HTML2Kirby is tested and suported from Python 3.4 upwards
Install via pip:
pip install html2kirby
Usage
To use this package, simply import the package and feed it some html:
from html2kirby import HTML2Kirby formatter = HTML2Kirby() formatter.feed("""<img src="https://placekitten.com/200/300" alt="kittens are cute" />""")
You can then access the result via .kirbytext attribute:
print(formatter.kirbytext) # prints (image: https://placekitten.com/200/300 alt: kittesn are cute)
Testing
Make sure you have Pytest installed (pip install pytest). Then just invoke it:
pytest
Supported Markup
As of now, following tags are supported:
Simple formatting (<b>, <strong>, <i>, <em>)
Headings (<h1>, <h2>, …)
Images (<img>)
line breaks (<br>)
Paragraphs (<p>)
Blocks (<pre>, <code>, <blockquote>, <pre><code>)
Links (<a>)
Horizontal rulers (<hr>)
Lists (<ul>, <ol>, <li>)
Passed markup
Markup tags that aren’t implemented are just dropped except for following tags:
table
tr
td
th
tbody
thead
strike
u
abbr
del
svg
They will just be kept in the Kirbytext which should result in a valid output.
Issues
In python3.4, the doesn’t quite convert all of the html 5 escaped characters such as – (en dash).
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