xtracto 0.0.10

Xtracto is a lightweight web development framework designed to simplify the process of creating dynamic web pages using Python and pypx.

Xtracto Web Development Framework

eXtensible, Configurable, and Reusable Automation Component Tool and Organizer _{for html through pypx}

Xtracto is a lightweight web development framework designed to simplify the process of creating dynamic web pages using Python. It uses a custom markup language called pypx (Python Page eXtension) that compiles to HTML with Jinja2 templating support.

This module is a parser for pypx (custom markup language) to html

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read pypx.md to understand the custom markup language

Features

• Parser Class: Easily parse and transform pypx content using the Parser class.
• Component System: Build reusable components and import them into your pages.
• Layout Support: Define layouts to wrap your pages with consistent headers, footers, etc.
• Jinja2 Integration: Use Jinja2 syntax for variables, loops, and logic.
• Tailwind CSS Support: Automatically generates Tailwind CSS based on your usage.
• Build System: Pre-render your pages to HTML for production.

It is recommended that you use python 3.9+ for best compatibility

Installation

pip install xtracto

Sample project

You can view a sample project at shashstormer/xtracto_website.

Usage

1. Parser Class

Initialize the Parser class with the content or file path:

Example with content

from xtracto import Parser
content = "html\n    body\n        h1\n            Hello World"
parser = Parser(content=content)
parser.render()
print(parser.html_content)

Example with a file path

from xtracto import Parser
# Assuming you have configured xtracto.config.py
parser = Parser(path="index.pypx")
parser.render()
print(parser.html_content)

2. Building for Production

Use the Builder class to compile all your pages to HTML:

from xtracto import Builder
builder = Builder()
builder.build()

Configuration

The project root is determined by the presence of xtracto.config.py. It must be present in your project root directory.

Paths in the pypx files are relative to the project root.

Customize project-specific configurations in the xtracto.config.py file:

# xtracto.config.py
modules_dir = "xtractocomponents" # Directory for reusable components
pages_dir = "xtractopages"       # Directory for your pages
build_dir = "build"              # Directory for built HTML files
log_level = "info"               # Logging level
reparse_tailwind = False         # Whether to regenerate Tailwind CSS on render
production = False               # Production mode flag