pyEditorJS

A minimal, fast, Python 3.6+ package for parsing Editor.js content.

Features

• Handles all out-of-the-box Editor.js elements;
• Optional sanitization via the bleach library;
• Checks whether the data is valid (e. g.: a header can't have more than 6 levels), and raises EditorJsParseError if data is malformed;
• Uses Editor.js's class names for styles, so the output will be consistent with WYSIWYG (see Editor.js's example style and styles documentation)

Installation

    pip install pyeditorjs

Optional: install bleach for clean HTML:

    pip install bleach

Usage

Quickstart

from pyeditorjs import EditorJsParser

editor_js_data = ... # your Editor.js JSON data
parser = EditorJsParser(editor_js_data) # initialize the parser

html = parser.html(sanitize=True) # `sanitize=True` requires `bleach` to be installed
print(html) # your clean HTML

Obtain texts only (for creating audio-only version, for example)

WARNING: This does not sanitize the texts! Please, call bleach.clean(...) directly. This also doesn't obtain text from bold texts, markers, etc... - you should use BeautifulSoup for this.

#import bleach
from pyeditorjs import EditorJsParser

editor_js_data = ... # your Editor.js JSON data
parser = EditorJsParser(editor_js_data) # initialize the parser

all_texts = []

for block in parser:
    text = getattr(block, 'text', None)

    if text:
        all_texts.append(text) # all_texts.append(bleach.clean(text))

print(all_texts)

Disclaimer

This is a community-provided project, and is not affiliated with the Editor.js team. It was created in my spare time. I cannot make sure that it will receive consistent updates.

Because of this, PRs, bug reports and suggestions are welcome!