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Package: htmlviewer
HTMLViewerTable viewer for relational databases, without using HandsOnTable.Actually, any list of JSON-serializable dictionaries can be viewed.This is the remake ofpyhandsontable.Installationpip install htmlviewerUsageIn Jupyter Notebook,>>>fromhtmlviewerimportPagedViewer>>>viewer=PagedViewer(LIST_OF_RECORDS,**kwargs)>>>viewer'A table is shown on Jupyter Notebook.'>>>viewer.view(-1)'The last page is shown.'>>>viewer.previous()'The previous page (i-1) is shown.'>>>viewer.next()'The next page (i+1) is shown.Acceptable kwargs are,{'maxColWidth':200,# Maximum column width for all columns.'minColWidth':'8em','maxRowHeight':500,# Maximum row height for all rows.,'colWidth':{'imageField':500},'renderer':{'imageField':'html'# Set the field to allow HTML.}'rowHeader':'id'# Selecting a custom column to be the first row, aka rowHeader.}Embedding images, markdown and HTML.This can be done in Python side, by converting everything to HTML. Just useany markdown for Python library.frommarkdownimportmarkdownimportbase64image_html=f'<img src="{image_url}" width=100 />'image_html2=f'<img src="data:image/png;base64,{base64.b64encode(image_bytes).decode()}" />'markdown_html=markdown(markdown_raw)Any then,PagedViewer(LIST_OF_RECORDS,renderers={"image_field":"html","html_field":"html","markdown_field":"html"})ScreenshotsRelated projectspyhandsontable- View a list of JSON-serializable dictionaries or a 2-D array, in HandsOnTable, in Jupyter Notebook.
Package: html-void-elements
HtmlTagNamesPython port of npm packagehtml-void-elements.List of known HTML tag names.What is this?This is a list of HTML tag names.
It includes ancient (for example,nextidandbasefont) and modern (for
example,shadowandtemplate) names from the HTML living standard.
The repo includes scripts to regenerate the data from the specs.When should I use this?You can use this package when you need to know what tag names are allowed in
any version of HTML.Installpipinstallhtml-tag-namesUsefromHtmlVoidElementsimporthtml_void_elementsprint(html_void_elements)Yields:['area','base','basefont','bgsound','br','col','command','embed','frame','hr','image','img','input','isindex','keygen','link','menuitem','meta','nextid','param','source','track','wbr']LicenseGPL© Riverside Healthcare
Ported fromhtml-void-elementsMIT© [Titus Wormer][author]
Package: htmlwhat
htmlwhathtmlwhatis a Python module that provides feedback on incorrect HTML code submissions. It's often used in educational platforms where students submit HTML code as part of their assignments or exercises.Installation# latest stable version from PyPi
pip install htmlwhat

# latest development version from GitHub
pip install git+https://github.com/arlarse/htmlwhatQuick Startfromhtmlwhat.test_exerciseimporttest_exerciseuserhtml="""<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title>Title</title></head><body class="hello"><h1>My First Heading</h1></body></html>"""solutionhtml="""<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title>Title</title></head><body class="example"><h1>My First Heading</h1></body></html>"""test="Ex().check_body().has_equal_attr()"print(test_exercise(test,userhtml,solutionhtml,))Output:{'correct':False,'message':'Inspectthe<code>&lt;body&gt;</code>tag.Expectedattribute<code>class</code>tobe<code>"example"</code>,butfound<code>"hello"</code>.'}Problems after installationhtmlwhat built overprotowhatwhich usesjinja2==2.11.3, and jinja usesMarkupSafe==2.0.1.
Hence you will face this errorImportError: cannot import name 'soft_unicode' from 'markupsafe'so install the latest version of jinja2 using the following command:pip install --upgrade jinja2
Package: htmlwithpy
HtmlwithpyHtmlwithpy is a package which allows users to generate html code using pythonInstallationUse the package managerpipto install foobar.pipinstallhtmlwithpyimporthtmlwithpyUsageAvailable Tags are1.body2.div3.span4.p( para)5.input6.img7.a (anchor tag)Note: While using tags makesure first letter is capital refer to Example code snippetsConstructorTagName()None of these attributes are mandatoryAttributes :className = Stringid = StringstyleSheet = True or False ( if it is true you will get seperate class for css properties)importhtmlwithpyinp=htmlwithpy.Input(className="header-img",id="header-1",styleSheet=True)Common methods1.add_content(text :String) : adds text to the tags2.add_css(property :String, value :String or int: add css property to the tag3.show_css() : prints all current css properties4.generate() : Finally generates your tagSpecial Methods1.Inputadd_placeholder(String) : set placeholder of input tag to provided valueadd_value(String) : set value of input tag to provided valueadd_type(String) : set type of input tag to provided value2.Imgadd_src(String) : set src of img tag to provided valueadd_alt(String) : set alt of input tag to provided value3.A (anchor)add_href(String) : set href of a(anchor) tag to provided valueExamplesimporthtmlwithpyashwpinp=hwp.Input(className="form",styleSheet=True)inp.add_css("height","100px")inp.add_css("width","100px")inp.add_placeholder("placeholder")inp.generate()Output :. form {height : 100px ;width : 100px ;}importhtmlwithpyashwpbody=hwp.Body()body.add_css("height","100px")body.add_css("width","100px")body.add_content("Test Content")body.generate()Output :Test Content
Package: htmlwrite
htmlwriteis a python library for writing html to a file like object, using a pythonic syntax.  Use as an alternative to templating engines.>>> import sys
>>>
>>> from htmlwrite import Writer, Tag
>>>
>>> writer = Writer(sys.stdout)
>>> w = writer.write
>>> c = writer.context
>>>
>>> with c(Tag('html')):
...     with c(Tag('body')):
...         with c(Tag('div', class_=('foo', ), s_font_weight='bold')):
...             w('Hello world  ')
...         w(Tag('div'), 'ok, bye.')
...
<html>
  <body>
    <div class="foo" style="font-weight: bold;">
      Hello world
    </div>
    <div>ok, bye.</div>
  </body>
</html>
Package: html-writer
html-writerA simple html writer for python.DescriptionYou can write raw html with 'with' statements like:html=Html()withhtml.tag('div'):withhtml.tag('p')ash:h+='Hello world!'# Here html has '<div><p>Hello world!</p></div>''with' syntax also serves human-readable indentation:html=Html()withhtml.tag('div'):withhtml.tag('p')ash:h+='Hello world!'# Here html really has# <div>#   <p>#     Hello world!#   </p># </div>Installationpipinstallhtml_writerExamplefromhtml_writerimportHtmlimportdatetimehead=Html()head.self_close_tag('meta',attributes=dict(charset='utf-8'))body=Html()withbody.tag('div'):withbody.tag('p')ash:h+='Hello World!'withbody.tag('dl'):body.tag_with_content('Today',name='dt')withbody.tag('dt')ash:h+=datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%y/%m/%d%H:%M:%S')print(Html.html_template(head,body).to_raw_html(indent_size=2))RequirementsPython >= 3.7.0Frequently Asked QuestionsQ. Isn't it reinventing the wheel? :) :) :)A. Enjoy coding!
Package: html-xblock
HTML XBlockA new HTML XBlock that is designed with security and embedding in mind.IntroductionThis XBlock provides a newer alternative to the existing HTML XModule in edX platform as it presents a number of
problems when trying to embed it in another site (in particular, it often hosts content that depends on JS globals like
jQuery being present, and it allows users to include arbitrary JavaScript).InstallationYou may install XBlock-html using its setup.py, or if you prefer to use pip, run:pipinstallhttps://github.com/open-craft/xblock-htmlYou may specify the-eflag if you intend to develop on the repo.Note that as of version 1.0.0, Python 2.7 is no longer supported. The current minimum Python version is 3.8.To enable this block, add"html5"and"excluded_html5"to the course's advanced module list. The optionsTextandExclusionwill appear in the advanced components.ConfigurationThetables added to the content in the WYSIWYG editor can be styled according the theming requirements of the deployment by adding custom CSS classes to them.
Add the following to your XBLOCK_SETTINGS part of the CMS/Studio confguration:XBLOCK_SETTINGS = {
    "html5": {
        "table_custom_classes": ["your-list", "of-css", "classes"]
    }
}These classes will be available in the "General" tab of "Table Properties" dialog, under "Classes".DevelopmentIf you're willing to develop on this repo, you need to be familiar with different technologies and the repos'
dependencies. However, to make things easier to setup and to manage, there're bunch of make commands that you can use
to do things faster.Setting the requirements upHitting the following command will install in your python environment all the requirements you need for this project:$makerequirementsRunning testsTests are essential for this project to keep all its features working as expected. To check your changes you can use:$maketestOr if you want to check the code quality only, hit:$makequality
Package: htmly
# HTMLy
Elm inspired HTML generator for Python.## From the doctest.
Creating a tag.>>> tag = div([], [])
>>> render(tag)
'<div ></div>'Creating a self closing tag.
>>> render(hr([]))
‘<hr />’Tag can have a content.
>>> render(div([], [text(‘content’)]))
‘<div >content</div>’
>>> render(text(‘content’))
‘content’You can use some attributes for the tag.
>>> render(div([lang(‘tr’), id_(‘content’), class_(‘bar’), attribute(‘data-value’, ‘foo’)], []))
‘<div lang=”tr” id=”content” class=”bar” data-value=”foo”></div>’You can have them both.
>>> render(div([lang(‘tr’)], [text(‘content’)]))
‘<div lang=”tr”>content</div>’You can have more content.
>>> render(div([], [ nav([], []), text(‘Hello’), hr([])]))
‘<div ><nav ></nav>Hello<hr /></div>’You can now start having composable abstractions as below.
You can have your own list item which takes content, without need of extra attributes and list syntax for content.
>>> _li = lambda item: li([], [text(item)])
>>> litems = lambda items: [_li(item) for item in items ]Abstracting again just because we can.
>>> _ul = lambda items: ul([], litems(items))
>>> render(_ul([‘Bob’, ‘Mary’, ‘Joe’]))
‘<ul ><li >Bob</li><li >Mary</li><li >Joe</li></ul>’Nested Elements
>>> render(div([], [div([], [p([], [text(‘a paragraph’)])])]))
‘<div ><div ><p >a paragraph</p></div></div>’>>> render(html([],
...             [ head([],
...                    [ title([],
...                            [text('Awesome Website')]),
...                      script([src('/script.js')], [])
...                    ]),
...               body([],
...                    [ header([],
...                             [ img([src('/logo.png')]) ]),
...                      div([], [text('Content Here')]),
...                      footer([],
...                             [hr([]),
...                              text('Copyright 2019')])
...                      ])
...               ]))
'<html ><head ><title >Awesome Website</title><script src="/script.js"></script></head><body ><header ><img src="/logo.png"/></header><div >Content Here</div><footer ><hr />Copyright 2019</footer></body></html>'
Package: htmotor
HtmotorHTML Template Engine for Python!Installation:Open your terminal and typepip install htmotor. Now you are ready to go!Supports:VariablesFor LoopEval, ExecXSS PreventationDocumentation:Documentation is avaible atGitHub.Bug? Issue?If you got an error or bug, please report athere.Simple Exampleif you want to see htmotor syntax, here you go:<!DOCTYPE html><htmllang="en"><head>{% responsive %}<title>{%v title %}</title></head><body><h1>{%v name %}</h1>{%ex import datetime %}<p>Datetime: {%ev datetime.datetime.utcnow().strftime("%d/%m/%Y, %H:%M:%S") %}</p></body></html>
Package: htm-pyx
Hyperscript Markup Language Python ExtensionAn extension to the Python language with anf-string-like
template syntax for writing HTMl inspired bypyxl:# coding=htmldefhtml(tag,props,children):return(tag,props,children)size="30px"text="Hello!"model=html"""<div height={size}width={size}><p>{text}</p></div>"""HTML Template UsageEvery file that uses the HTML template syntax must:Have anhtmlencoding indicator as its first or second line.Define a callablehtml(tag, props, children)in the module.So your files should all start a bit like this:# coding=htmldefhtml(tag,props,children):...If you haven'tpermanently installedthe
language extension you'll need to import modules with HTML Template Syntax, you'll need
to make sureidomhas been imported at your application's entry point to register the
language extension before importing your module:importhtm_pyximportmy_projectWheremy_project.pywould have the following contents:# coding=htmldefhtml(tag,props,children):...cool_stuff=html"<div>...</div>"HTML Template Syntax InstallationIf you want to more permanently install the language extension you can run the console command:htm-pyxregisterWhich can be undone (if desired) later:htm-pyxderegisterThis isoptional, because you can alwaysimport htm_pyxat the root of your application
to enable the extension. After this initial import all the follow withcoding=htmlwill be appropriately transpiled.Additional Support For HTML Template SyntaxYou won't be able to use the HTML template syntax directly in Python's default REPL, but
it will work out of the box with:JupyterIPython
Package: htmq
Supported platformsPython 3.4WindowsInstalllationTo install via pip:> pip install htmqUsageGet text inside all the div tags with class=’test’ as a list:from htmq.html_query import htmq
# get html from somewhere
htmq(html).all().div(cls='test').text().q()DownloadPyPI:http://pypi.python.org/pypi/htmqSource:https://github.com/amol9/htmq
Package: htms-low-api
Tabular-network data modelThis project is a new, original approach to building data models
and implementing software at the junction of the concepts of relational DBMS,
network DBMS and the object-relational mapping (ORM) concept. The new
data model was called a "Tabular-Network".Tabular-Network DBMS may be of interest in subject areas in which existing SQL
and NoSQL systems are not always effective: in big data processing, in adaptive
applications with self-modifying database structures, in embedded systems etc.
The first functionally complete implementation of the API was called
the HyperTable Management System (HTMS).Simplicity was one of the main goals of creating HTMS. Using the HTMS API
is no more complicated than the APIs of well-known ORMs such as Django.
But the tabular-network model is much closer to the real world than
the relational model, so to design the databases easier.HTMS includes:htms_obj_api- object-oriented high level API - a library of utilities
and classes at the logical level for creating a database and
manipulating data in application code (analogue of ORM);htms_mid_api- library of middle level utility functions and classes,
which is the basis for the htms_obj_api, and it can also be used
by application's programmers;htms_low_api- library of low level utility functions and classes,
which is the basis for htms_mid_api and htms_obj_api, and it can also be used
by experienced system programmers;HTed- a universal HyperTable screen editor, implemented as a website
on the Django framework, which can connect to any server regardless
of applications (functionally close to the PgAdmin web utility for PostgeSQL);Full description:https://github.com/Arselon/HTMSCopyright 2018-2021 Arslan S. Alievhttp://arslan-aliev.comLicensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this software except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License athttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an
"AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Package: htms-mid-api
Tabular-network data modelThis project is a new, original approach to building data models
and implementing software at the junction of the concepts of relational DBMS,
network DBMS and the object-relational mapping (ORM) concept. The new
data model was called a "Tabular-Network".Tabular-Network DBMS may be of interest in subject areas in which existing SQL
and NoSQL systems are not always effective: in big data processing, in adaptive
applications with self-modifying database structures, in embedded systems etc.
The first functionally complete implementation of the API was called
the HyperTable Management System (HTMS).Simplicity was one of the main goals of creating HTMS. Using the HTMS API
is no more complicated than the APIs of well-known ORMs such as Django.
But the tabular-network model is much closer to the real world than
the relational model, so to design the databases easier.HTMS includes:htms_obj_api- object-oriented high level API - a library of utilities
and classes at the logical level for creating a database and
manipulating data in application code (analogue of ORM);htms_mid_api- library of middle level utility functions and classes,
which is the basis for the htms_obj_api, and it can also be used
by application's programmers;htms_low_api- library of low level utility functions and classes,
which is the basis for htms_mid_api and htms_obj_api, and it can also be used
by experienced system programmers;HTed- a universal HyperTable screen editor, implemented as a website
on the Django framework, which can connect to any server regardless
of applications (functionally close to the PgAdmin web utility for PostgeSQL);Full description:https://github.com/Arselon/HTMSCopyright 2018-2021 Arslan S. Alievhttp://arslan-aliev.comLicensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this software except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License athttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an
"AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Package: htms-obj
Tabular-network data modelThis project is a new, original approach to building data models
and implementing software at the junction of the concepts of relational DBMS,
network DBMS and the object-relational mapping (ORM) concept. The new
data model was called a "Tabular-Network".Tabular-Network DBMS may be of interest in subject areas in which existing SQL
and NoSQL systems are not always effective: in big data processing, in adaptive
applications with self-modifying database structures, in embedded systems etc.
The first functionally complete implementation of the API was called
the HyperTable Management System (HTMS).Simplicity was one of the main goals of creating HTMS. Using the HTMS API
is no more complicated than the APIs of well-known ORMs such as Django.
But the tabular-network model is much closer to the real world than
the relational model, so to design the databases easier.HTMS includes:htms_obj_api- object-oriented high level API - a library of utilities
and classes at the logical level for creating a database and
manipulating data in application code (analogue of ORM);htms_mid_api- library of middle level utility functions and classes,
which is the basis for the htms_obj_api, and it can also be used
by application's programmers;htms_low_api- library of low level utility functions and classes,
which is the basis for htms_mid_api and htms_obj_api, and it can also be used
by experienced system programmers;HTed- a universal HyperTable screen editor, implemented as a website
on the Django framework, which can connect to any server regardless
of applications (functionally close to the PgAdmin web utility for PostgeSQL);Full description:https://github.com/Arselon/HTMSCopyright 2018-2021 Arslan S. Alievhttp://arslan-aliev.comLicensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this software except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License athttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an
"AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Package: htmx-components-flask
Dynamic server-generated HTML UI componentsHTMX Components are server-generated HTML UI components, that use theHTMXlibrary to make them dynamicFeatures:Works with and without JavaScript enabledNo need to write any JavaScriptAvailable Widgets/Components:GridViewDynamic FormTreeViewmore soon!See them in action:http://htmxcomponents.pythonanywhere.com/Language Support:Pythonmore soon!Framework Support:FlaskDjango, FastAPI coming soon!Example application:https://github.com/neilmcguigan/htmx-components-flask-exampleInstallation:pip install htmx-components-flaskExample Usage (Flask):from flask import Flask, render_template_string, request
from htmx_components_flask import htmx_components_flask
from flask_wtf import FlaskForm
import wtforms

app = Flask(__name__)
app.register_blueprint(htmx_components_flask)
app.config["SECRET_KEY"] = "s3cr3t"


class MyForm(FlaskForm):
    stringfield = wtforms.StringField("String", validators=[wtforms.validator.InputRequired()])
    submitbtn = wtforms.SubmitField("Submit")

# assumes you have a file templates/base.html that includes the htmx script:
@app.get("/", methods=["GET", "POST"])
def index():
    form = MyForm(request.form)
    form.validate_on_submit()

    return render_template_string("""
{% if "HX-Request" not in request.headers %}
    {% extends "base.html" %}
{% endif %}

{% block content %}

{% include "htmx_components_flask/form/horizontal.html" %}

{% endblock %}    
    
    """, form=form)
Package: htmx-components-flask-example
htmx-components-flask-exampleA sample Flask application forhttps://github.com/neilmcguigan/htmx-components-flaskUsage:git clone https://github.com/neilmcguigan/htmx-components-flask-example.git

cd htmx-components-flask-example

python3 -m venv .venv

source .venv/bin/activate

pip install .

flask run

go to http://localhost:5000