HTML -> HTMLGen (or similiar)
VanL
vlindberg at verio.net
Wed Apr 9 19:18:30 EDT 2003
Hello,
I have a bunch of existing HTML that I need to integrate into a new web
app. I would ideally like to use one of the existing HTML generation
systems (HTMLgen, HyperText, any others) but I don't want to have to
build up an equivalent representation for the many pages I need to work
with.
The pages validate as HTML 4.01, so no strange measures are necessary.
However, does anyone know of a package that can take existing (valid)
HTML and make it into an object that I can manipulate?
What I have in mind is something similar to the python 2.2+ email module:
import email
msg = email.message_from_string(email_message)
[modify here]
print str(message) [Serialize out to text]
instead, an html module:
import html
page = html.page_from_string(html_page)
[modify here]
print str(page)
Thanks,
VanL
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