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A simple package to extract text from (even broken/invalid) HTML

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A simple package to extract text from (even broken/invalid) HTML. No dependencies, it just uses Python's internal HTMLParser with a few tweaks.

Usage:

from html_stripper import strip_tags
text = strip_tags("<html>…")
from html_stripper import strip_tags
import requests
strip_tags(requests.get("https://foo.bar/").text)
from html_stripper import strip_tags, strip_multiple_newlines
text = strip_multiple_newlines(strip_tags("<html>…")) # replaces chained newlines with a single \n

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