htmlpyever
htmlpyever is a very single-minded binding to html5ever. You can:
Feed the parser:
parser.feed(b'hOI wURLD!')Get a callback when the parser encounters a closing script tag:
def script_callback(script): # handle script parser = htmlpyever.Parser(script_callback) # or class MyParser(htmlpyever.Parser): def run_script(self, script) # handle script parser = MyParser()Obtain the result as an LXML Element or ElementTree:
from lxml import etree etree.tostring(parser.root) # >>> '<html><head/><body>hOI! wURLD!</body></html>' etree.tostring(parser.root) # >>> '<html><head/><body>hOI! wURLD!</body></html>' # not sure why the doctype doesn't show up in the serialized ElementTree
That’s it.
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