Domonic

html5lib included now by default.

also new ext for html5_parser...

import html5_parser
from domonic.ext.html5_parser_ import parse
root = parse(some_html_string, treebuilder='domonic')

turns out that's a pain to get working on windows though.

- used isort on everything. broke a bunch of stuff. fixed it. you may get issues. geom package a little in flux.
- runs black on main moving forward.
- update readme with info about xpath
- wont need to build repo docs as often as should get built by readthedocs anyway
- add contributers to md
- fix dev requirement update from dependabot
- make use of xpath as a command line util
- adds fixes to xpath so you dont need underscore for attribute. and upgrades strings to Text nodes

Kind of a pre-release. Still undocumented and thoroughly tested...

domonic now includes a lib for xpath: https://pypi.org/project/elementpath/

early days but lots of unit tests just seem to be working out of the box.

gotchas : attributes require underscore... thinking about how to solve that atm.

for usage examples see /tests/test_webapi.test_xpath... i.e.


import requests
r = requests.get("http://eventual.technology")
page = domonic.parseString(r.content.decode("utf-8")) NOTE - requires install html5lib
evaluator = XPathEvaluator()
expression = evaluator.createExpression("//h1")
result = expression.evaluate(page, XPathResult.ORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE)
print(str(result.nodes[0]))

more css props and parser added. inspired by happy dom (a js dom alternative to jsdom)

screen class added to window module but only for default values.

i think regex.exec in js needs redoing but d3 format uses it. need to check that.

will need to start increasing css tests.

from domonic.window import *
window.location = "https://www.facebook.com"
window.document.stylesheets


made a start on cssom. well. not really just loading the style sheets. been on my todo for a while as that could trigger some growth there.

remove() had a bug which was causing double bodies if using the += operators on body. that was fixed. hopefully this time.

fixes a few buggy methods on Document that needed sorting and added a few more tests.

Used it as an opprotunity to throw a DOMException.