Pyth is intended to make it easy to convert marked-up text between different common formats.
Marked-up text means text which has:
Paragraphs
Headings
Bold, italic, and underlined text
Hyperlinks
Bullet lists
Simple tables
Very little else
Formats I initially want to support are:
xhtml
rtf
pdf (output)
These three formats cover web, Word / OpenOffice, and print.
Design principles
Ignore unsupported information in input formats (e.g. page layout)
Ignore font issues – output in a single font.
Ignore specific text sizes – support relative sizes (bigger, littler) only. Output in a single base size.
Have no dependencies unless they are written in Python, and work
Make it easy to add support for new formats, by using an architecture based on plugins and adapters.
Examples
Unit tests
The sources contains some unit tests (written using python unittest module) in the ‘tests’ directory.
To run the tests we can either run them individually as python script, either use python nose. If using nose then we just need to go into the tests directory and invoke nosetest from there (make sure that pyth module is in PYTHONPATH).
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Release files for pyth 0.6.0
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