leptris (Python) — lxml-shaped bindings for libleptris

leptris wraps the libleptris C API (XML 1.0 parsing, XPath 1.0) using cffi in ABI mode, with a required C accelerator for Element allocation and the hot accessors (tag, text, attrib, get, indexing, sibling navigation and plain-path XPath evaluation). Wheels ship it compiled; sdist builds require a C compiler.

The pinned libleptris version lives in libleptris-version.txt (lockstep releases); CI builds it from the release tarball. The binding loads the shared library from LEPTRIS_LIB_PATH or the loader path.

Requirements

Python 3.9+
cffi (installed automatically)
libleptris 1.9.3+ as a shared library (1.9.1 has an options-struct ABI break — leptris/leptris#568)
libleptris as a shared library (libleptris.dylib / .so / .dll) on the loader path, or pointed to by LEPTRIS_LIB_PATH (which must name the library file — the loader dlopens it verbatim). For a development checkout:

cmake -B build -S /path/to/leptris -DLEPTRIS_BUILD_SHARED=ON
cmake --build build --target leptris_shared
export LEPTRIS_LIB_PATH=/path/to/leptris/build/src/libleptris.dylib

Quick start

from leptris import fromstring, tostring

root = fromstring("<library><book id='1' lang='en'>Ulysses</book></library>")

root.tag                                # "library"
root[0].get("id")                       # "1"
root[0].attrib                          # {"id": "1", "lang": "en"}
root[0].text                            # "Ulysses"

root.xpath("count(//book)")             # 1.0
[b.text for b in root.findall("book")]  # ["Ulysses"]

tostring(root[0], encoding="unicode")   # "<book id=\"1\" lang=\"en\">Ulysses</book>"

Documents own the tree; use the context manager or close():

from leptris import parse

with parse("catalog.xml") as doc:
    doc.xpath("//book[@lang='en']")

Namespaces, variables, canonical XML and streaming:

root.xpath("//x:item", namespaces={"x": "urn:ex"})
root.xpath("//book[@id=$id]", variables={"id": "2"})
c14n(root, exclusive=True)

from leptris import sax
sax.parse(xml, handler)                       # one-shot
with sax.StreamingParser(handler) as parser:  # push, constant memory
    parser.feed(chunk, final=last)

XSLT and XPath version support

leptris.XSLT(stylesheet) compiles once, applies to any Document, and returns a Document; leptris.XPath(expression) compiles an XPath for repeated evaluation. Which language constructs work is decided by the engine — the matrix below is measured against libleptris 1.9.32 (audited through this binding; the upstream gap ledger is leptris/leptris#685).

language	status	notes
XSLT 1.0	full	libxslt conformance suite 205/205 upstream; EXSLT math/set/str/date included
XSLT 2.0	partial	✓ `for-each-group`, `analyze-string` + `regex-group()`, `xsl:number` formats, `xsl:assert`, `xsl:sequence` (multi-item), `xsl:perform-sort` · ✗ `xsl:function`, tunnel parameters, shadow attributes, `xsl:result-document`, `@separator`
XSLT 3.0	increments	✓ `try`/`catch` (with `$err:description`), `accumulator` (gated by `xsl:mode use-accumulators`), `iterate` + `break`, `on-empty`, `evaluate`, grouping, modes, `where-populated`, `on-non-empty`, `next-match`, `fork`, `@start-at`, composite keys, tunnel params (`call-template`) · ✗ `merge`, `result-document`, `package`, `on-completion`, `xsl:map`
XPath 1.0	full	complete core function library
XPath 2.0	partial	✓ composition grammar: `for`, `if/then/else`, `to` ranges · ✓ function slices 1.9.35+: date constructors/accessors (`xs:date`, `year-from-dateTime`), sequences (`exists`/`empty`/`avg`/`min`/`max`/`distinct-values`/`head`/`remove`/…), regex trio (`matches`/`replace`/`tokenize` — string args; node args pending), `math:*`, `abs`, `format-integer`, codepoints, URI escapes, `node-name` · ✗ quantified (`some`/`every`), `except`/`intersect`, `instance of`, `cast`/`castable`, value comparisons (`eq`…), node order (`is`, `<<`); dates/times, JSON, `map:`/`array:`, higher-order functions
XPath 3.1	lane 0	✓ `let`, simple map `!`, arrow `=>`, string concat `\|\|` — through both `XPath()` and XSLT · ✗ function items, inline functions, maps, arrays, string constructors
XQuery	not available	not implemented by the engine in any version — capability request: leptris/leptris#684

XPath 3.1 composition and XSLT 3.0 instructions flow through the existing API with zero binding change:

from leptris import Document, XPath, XSLT, tostring

with Document.parse("<r><item v='1'>alpha</item><item v='5'>beta</item></r>") as doc:
    doc.getroot().xpath("let $n := //item[2] return $n/@v")      # ['5']
    doc.getroot().xpath("(//item ! string(.)) => count()")        # 2.0

    style = XSLT("""<xsl:stylesheet version="3.0"
        xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
      <xsl:mode use-accumulators="depth"/>
      <xsl:accumulator name="depth" initial-value="0">
        <xsl:accumulator-rule match="*" phase="start" select="$value + 1"/>
        <xsl:accumulator-rule match="*" phase="end" select="$value - 1"/>
      </xsl:accumulator>
      <xsl:template match="/"><o>
        <xsl:iterate select="//item">
          <i d="{accumulator-before('depth')}"/>
        </xsl:iterate>
      </o></xsl:template>
    </xsl:stylesheet>""")
    print(tostring(style(doc), encoding="unicode"))
    # <o><i d="2"/><i d="2"/></o>   # items sit at depth 2 (r → item)

Unsupported constructs fail at XSLT() compile time or at evaluation with LeptrisError — except a known family of instructions that still produce empty output instead of an error (merge, result-document, on-completion, xsl:map, xsl:namespace, xsl:document, xsl:copy/@select, @separator/@default attributes); tracked in the #685/#690 ledgers above.

Migrating from lxml

lxml	leptris	Notes
`etree.fromstring` / `etree.XML`	`fromstring` / `XML`
`etree.parse`	`parse`	paths and file-likes; no URLs
`etree.tostring(elem, …)`	`tostring(elem, …)`	bytes by default, `encoding="unicode"` for str
`elem.tag` / `.text` / `.tail`	same	`tag` uses `{uri}local` Clark notation; CDATA merges into text (lxml's default parser behavior)
`elem.attrib` / `.get()` / `.keys()` / `.items()`	same	`attrib` is a read-only Mapping
`elem.getparent/getnext/getprevious`	same
`elem[i]`, `len(elem)`, iteration, slices	same	indexing is child indexing, never attribute lookup
`elem.iter()` / `.iterdescendants()` / `.itertext()`	same	elements only (ElementTree semantics); lxml's `iter()` also yields comments/PIs
`elem.find/findall/findtext`	same	accepts full XPath 1.0 — a superset of ElementPath — including `{uri}local` names
`elem.xpath(expr, namespaces=…)`	same	plus `variables={…}` (leptris extension)
`etree.c14n` / `etree.XInclude`	`c14n(…)` / `doc.process_xinclude()`
`etree.XMLSyntaxError`	`ParseError`	XPath failures raise `XPathError`; both subclass `LeptrisError`
`etree.Element`, `SubElement`, `append`, `set`, `remove`	not exposed	libleptris has partial mutation upstream (node content setters, `set_root`, `remove_children`) — not surfaced here; build trees elsewhere
document-level comments / PIs	`doc.toplevel_comments()` / `doc.toplevel_pis()`	prolog then epilog; requires libleptris 1.9.3+
`etree.iterparse`	`leptris.iterparse(source, full_document=False)`	bounded by the largest subtree; yields `("end", element)`; elements borrowed until the next yield; tags resolve namespaces (Clark notation, libleptris 1.9.4+). Truncated or malformed input raises ParseError (both modes, libleptris 1.9.15+). `full_document=True` yields every element in completion order
smart strings	plain `str`	XPath string/attribute results
`elem.nsmap`	absent	use `elem.namespace` / `elem.prefix` and `xpath(namespaces=…)`
`etree.XPath` compiled objects	`leptris.XPath(expression)`	compile once, evaluate many; contexts, namespaces, and variables supported
`etree.XSLT`	`leptris.XSLT(stylesheet)`	compile once, apply to any Document — see the version support matrix above
parser options (`resolve_entities`, …)	absent	libleptris 1.2.0 has no per-parse options
`elem.sourceline`	same	requires libleptris 1.3.0+
undeclared XPath prefix	raises in lxml	evaluates to an empty nodeset here
ATTLIST default attributes	applied by lxml's default parser	excluded by default (ElementTree-like; XML 1.0 §5 permits either) — `Document.parse(xml, attribute_defaults=True)` opts in
declared non-UTF-8 bytes (UTF-16, latin-1, …)	auto-detected	auto-detected — declared encodings route through the converter, others retry on failure (libleptris 1.9.15+)
parser options (`remove_blank_text`, …)	`etree.XMLParser(remove_blank_text=True)`	`Document.parse(xml, remove_blank_text=True)` — ~35% faster on pretty-printed input; also `attribute_defaults=True`, `recover=True`

Layout

leptris/_ffi.py — cdef mirror of the public headers + loader (the only place libleptris is declared)
leptris/_leptrisaccel.c — the C accelerator (abi3): allocates Elements and runs the hot accessors, subtree iteration, the parse and serialization seams, and the per-document element registry; bound to libleptris by the positional protocol in element.py
leptris/element.py, document.py, node.py, xpath.py — the Python surface: queries, walks, documents; node.py exposes the full DOM (comments, CDATA, PIs) beneath the ElementTree shape
leptris/api.py — fromstring/parse/tostring/c14n/ iterparse
leptris/sax.py — SAX one-shot and streaming
tests/ — pytest suite (pytest with LEPTRIS_LIB_PATH set)
benchmarks/ — matrix vs lxml/ElementTree/minidom (pip install .[bench], then python -m benchmarks.matrix)

Memory model

The Document owns the whole tree and its pool. Accessor strings are copied into Python str at the boundary, so nothing depends on document lifetime after a call returns. Elements keep a reference to their Document, so the pool cannot be freed while any wrapper is alive. Prefer explicit close() / the context manager; __del__ is a refcounting safety net, not a contract. Using an element after its document is closed raises LeptrisError.

Versioning

libleptris-version.txt pins the library release the binding is built and tested against. From 1.3.0 the package follows its own semver: 1.2.0 shipped an interim bespoke API to no adopters, and 1.3.0 replaces it with the lxml-shaped API (breaking, but pre-adoption). pyproject.toml and leptris/__init__.py must agree at release time.

Publishing

Releases publish to PyPI via .github/workflows/release.yml, using PyPI trusted publishing (no stored credentials). The workflow runs on manual dispatch (ships the version in pyproject.toml) and is called by the libleptris release flow (publish: true), so every libleptris release ships the wheel.

Local development

python3 -m venv .venv
./.venv/bin/pip install --upgrade build pytest cffi
./.venv/bin/pip install -e .[test,bench]
LEPTRIS_LIB_PATH=/path/to/libleptris.dylib ./.venv/bin/python -m pytest tests/ -q

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