Language
This is a simple programming language decoder. you can decode html and css(style sheet). More simple than Beautiful Soup and work smoothly for heavy data. It will give you data in the format of list, tuple and dictinory so it is simple to use and analyse.
#Html parsing begining...👇 first import HyperTextMarkup from language pip
from Language import HyperTextMarkup
create an object and give the html to the object
MyObj = HyperTextMarkup(html)
now get a tag. This will give a list of all tags you entered.
Now get the contents by the contents. This will give you the contents in the a order
MyObj.contents ["abam youtube channel","abam blog","abam site"]
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#css decoding begining...👇
first import styleSheet class from Languages lib and create an object.
from Languages import styleSheet MyObj = styleSheet(data)
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#Whats new? (v1.2.0)
1.You can directly open a file that contains your data.
MyObj = Languages.class("C://Your_file")
2.Now you can decode stylesheet(css) using the stylesheet class. And simply go through the styles of a page
MyObj = Languages.styleSheet(data)
- Stability and performance improoved. simply go through big data. more functions added.
version 1.4.0 comeing soon. with more features. abam_inc
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