Python Markdown oEmbed
Markdown extension to allow media embedding using the oEmbed standard.
Requirements
- Python >= 3.12
- Markdown >= 3.2
Installation
pip install python-markdown-oembed-extension
Or with uv:
uv add python-markdown-oembed-extension
Usage
import markdown
md = markdown.Markdown(extensions=['oembed'])
md.convert('')
Output is wrapped in a <figure class="oembed"> element by default:
<figure class="oembed"><iframe width="459" height="344" ...></iframe></figure>
Configuration
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
allowed_endpoints |
YouTube, Flickr, Vimeo, Slideshare | List of oembed.OEmbedEndpoint objects |
wrapper_class |
"oembed" |
CSS class(es) for the <figure> wrapper. Set to "" to disable wrapping |
Example with custom configuration:
from mdx_oembed.endpoints import YOUTUBE, VIMEO
md = markdown.Markdown(
extensions=['oembed'],
extension_configs={
'oembed': {
'allowed_endpoints': [YOUTUBE, VIMEO],
'wrapper_class': 'embed-responsive',
}
}
)
Security
oEmbed HTML responses are sanitized using nh3
to prevent XSS from compromised oEmbed providers. Only safe tags (iframe,
video, audio, img, etc.) and attributes are allowed.
Links
License
A Public Domain work. Do as you wish.
Changelog
0.5.1
- Fixed
wrapper_classconfig being ignored —getConfig()was called with a hardcoded default that shadowed user-suppliedextension_configsvalues
0.5.0
- Breaking: requires Python >= 3.12
- Replaced custom
html.escape()for proper attribute escaping in photo<img>tags - HTTP status validation: non-2xx oEmbed API responses now raise
OEmbedError addEndpoint()is deprecated in favour ofadd_endpoint()(emitsDeprecationWarning)- Added
from __future__ import annotationsto all modules - Added
py.typedmarker (PEP 561) for downstream type-checking support - Version is now sourced dynamically from
mdx_oembed/version.pyvia hatch - Added ruff and pyright configuration in
pyproject.toml - Tests converted to pure pytest (dropped
unittest.TestCase) - New tests for HTTP status handling, deprecation warnings, and HTML escaping
- Removed legacy
src/package tree
0.4.0
- Breaking: requires Python >= 3.9 and Markdown >= 3.2
- Migrated from deprecated
PatterntoInlineProcessor(Markdown 3.2+ compatible) - Added HTML sanitization of oEmbed responses (XSS protection via nh3)
- Added support for oEmbed
phototype responses - Improved image URL detection (case-insensitive, handles query strings)
- All oEmbed API endpoints now use HTTPS
- Slideshare URL patterns now accept both HTTP and HTTPS
- Configurable
<figure>wrapper class (previously hardcoded Bootstrap classes) - Migrated to
pyproject.tomlwith hatchling build backend - Tests modernized: uses pytest + unittest.mock, all HTTP calls mocked
- Centralized version management in
mdx_oembed/version.py
0.2.1
- add Slideshare endpoint (thanks to anantshri)
0.2.0
- backwards incompatible changes
- allows arbitrary endpoints (commit)
- works with modern Markdown (>=2.6)
- dropped support for python 2.6
- added support python 3.x
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