simplestyle
This package was originally part of a Python tool to extract text data from PDFs into TEI XML. Some of the style information that was extracted from the PDF had to be recorded in the resulting TEI file. Among these were fontname, fontsize, italics, boldface, superscript, subscript. These were included as simple CSS statements into the tagsDecl of the TEI document.
Later it seemed approporiate to remove this very simple style library from the PDF extraction package and offer it as a little standalone package, which can be useful in different contexts.
NB: This package might be useful for some people, hence it is published as an open source package, but it is still very much tailored to some very special needs for text processing. It is not very likely that this package will be developed into a general CSS library. If you need this, you will find plenty of helpful libraries on PyPI.
Download, Installation
simplestyle is available on PyPI <https://pypi.python.org/pypi/simplestyle>.
Install with pip install simplestyle.
The source code is on GitHub: <https://github.com/rotula/simplestyle>.
Simplified CSS
The simplified CSS grammar understood by this package is as follows:
css := declaration (";" declaration)* ';'?
declaration := property ":" expr
property := [a-zA-Z-]+
expr := (string | [^;"']+)
string := string1 | string2
string1 := "'" [^'\n\r\f] "'"
string2 := '"' [^"\n\r\f] '"'
Usage
>>> from simplestyle import Style
>>> css = "font-size: 10pt"
>>> style = Style()
>>> style.from_css(css)
>>> style.size
10.0
>>> style.get_css()
'font-size: 10.0pt'
>>> style.italics
False
>>> style.from_css("font-style:italic", merge=True)
>>> style.italics
True
>>> style.size
10.0
>>> style.get_css()
'font-size: 10.0pt; font-style: italic'
>>> style.reset()
>>> style.get_css()
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