whoeza / html_and_py

A lightweight solution to generating HTML-formatted strings, in Python.

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html_and_py's Issues

use React-style for functions building HTML Elements

The original request was:

Refactor the HTML module to use React-style HTML element building functions
React-style in Python terms:

React.createElement(component: str, attributes: dict, *children) -> Element

It is solved for now.
html-and-py now works like this:

create_html( 
  'div', 
  { name: "name_attrib" },
  [childrenElementOne, childrenElementTwo, etc...],
  "Text for this Node."
)

add pip command for updating to README.md

on the next README.md, add the command to update the package from pip

py -m pip install html-and-py --upgrade

refactor this file

Create a new branch for this fix.

html_and_py/src/html_and_py/__init__.py

Line 1 in 96bcf04

from src.html_and_py.html_and_py \

Instead of the backslashes style, refactor it using this:

from ... import ( < csv list of imports > )

Thanks jonatan! :)

naming scope and shadowing

Create a new branch to fix this issue.

html_and_py/src/html_and_py/html_and_py.py

Line 139 in 96bcf04

html_page = {

It seems like this variable html_page gets matched for shadowing by the IDE when I use the same name in a Python script that imports html_and_py.

enforce string type

Create a new branch to fix this issue.

html_and_py/src/html_and_py/html_and_py.py

Line 84 in 96bcf04

for line in content.splitlines():

this lines will break the code if there are numbers as content

to fix it

• either cast to string str(content).splitlines()
• or cast to text the variable html_text before, html_text = str(html_text)

make a new method for generating a doctype declaration

Create a new branch and add a new method, something like so:

def init_doctype(doctype: str) -> str:
  return "<!doctype %s>\n" % doctype

Remember to reflect the changes in the package exports and version.