8.1.4 - Glorious Golden Lobster Edition
- 8.1.4 - Nov 14 2018
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Expand documentation in README
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Add "slim" option to formatHTML, available with either -s or --slim. This will use either the AdvancedHTMLSlimTagFormatter (if in pretty mode, default) or AdvancedHTMLSlimTagMiniFormatter (if in mini mode, -m or --mini)
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Intercept control+c in formatHTML when reading from stdin and exit cleanly instead of displaying error message
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Add "--version" switch to formatHTML to print the AdvancedHTMLParser suite version
- 8.1.3 - Oct 16 2018
- Fix python2 inheritance issue with new SlimTag formatters
- 8.1.2 - Oct 16 2018
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Add two new formatters to AdvancedHTMLParser.Formatter - AdvancedHTMLSlimTagFormatter and AdvancedHTMLSlimTagMiniFormatter
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These represent the pretty-printer and mini-printer respectively, but will omit the trailing space on start tags,
e.x. will become
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By default, self-closing tags will retain their trailing space, e.x.
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This is for xhtml compatibility so that the "/" does not become part of the previous attribute or its own attributeThis can be toggled-off by passing "slimSelfClosing=True" to either of the new formatters, and your output will be
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Added tests and documentation for the two new formatter types
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Ensure that AdvancedHTMLMiniFormatter is exported by the AdvancedHTMLParser.init.py
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Add both new SlimTag formatters to be exported by AdvancedHTMLParser.init.py
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Update the version reference within the pydoc url within the READMEs to bypass caching of previous versions
- 8.1.1 - Oct 15 2018
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Add AdvancedHTMLMiniFormatter to top-module level (so from AdvancedHTMLParser import AdvancedHTMLMiniFormatter works as well as from AdvancedHTMLParser.Formatter import AdvancedHTMLMiniFormatter)
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Update "formatHTML" program
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Expand --help - Now documents the options better.
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Document the previously-implemented but unadvertised --indent=' ' argument to formatHTML, to set the level-indentation
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Add "-p" or "--pretty" to toggle pretty-printer on formatHTML program (default mode)
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Add "-m" or "--mini" to toggle the mini-printer on formatHTML program (new)
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- 8.1.0 - Oct 15 2018
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Fix an issue where .classNames became no longer an attribute. [ Bug report and solution validation found by github user mninc [ https://github.com/mninc] ]
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Fix an issue where under certain conditions binary attributes would have a value of string 'None' (like hidden="None" instead of just hidden in the output) [ Bug report and solution validation found by github user UntoSten [ https://github.com/UntoSten ] ]
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Expand unit tests to explicitly test the above two scenarios
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Fixed IndexedAdvancedHTMLParser not working in some conditions due to a typo in a previous change
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Added a new formatter to AdvancedHTMLParser.Formatter - AdvancedHTMLMiniFormatter which will output mini html.
This will have all non-functional whitespace removed (keeping single-spaces which take up 1 character width), and provide no indentation.
For example, the following:
'''<title>Hello World</title>
If parsed and run through AdvancedHTMLMiniFormatter would come out as:
'<title >Hello World</title>
retaining a space where one would not be ignored before, but removing all non-disregarded whitespace.
This feature is available on an AdvancedHTMLParser.AdvancedHTMLParser object via the new method "getMiniHTML"
As a reminder, "getHTML()" on a parser will retain all original whitespace,
"getFormattedHTML()" with an optional "indent" parameter (default 4 spaces per line) will pretty-print your HTML
and now "getMiniHTML()" will minify it.