html.py
10-Dec-04
As a side-effect of a recent programming exercise, I’ve developed a simple html-generation library in python. It takes advantage of python’s built-in lists [and list-comprehensions] in order to allow you to generate a HTML object, and str(it) out; you can also str(out)any sub-fragment, naturally.
The examples below assume an from html import *; the domain is a music collection interaction web-app.
While I like this library, it’s incomplete — I lazily implemented only what I needed to work as I needed it. I’d rather use something more maintained and fleshed out, but what retains the same expressive-simplicity. Any suggestions?
Anyways, if there’s not, you might want it, too: html-0.1.py. If you fix or extend it, please contribute back the changes.
