htpy - HTML in Python
Project description
htpy - HTML in Python
htpy is a library that makes writing HTML in plain Python fun and efficient, without a template language.
Define HTML in Python:
from htpy import body, h1, html, img, li, ul
is_fun = True
menu = ["spam", "ham", "eggs"]
print(
html[
body(class_={"fun": is_fun})[
h1("#hi")["Welcome to htpy!"],
img(src="rabbit.jpg"),
ul(".menu")[(li[item] for item in menu)],
]
]
)
And get HTML:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body class="fun">
<h1 id="hi">Welcome to htpy!</h1>
<img src="rabbit.jpg">
<ul class="menu">
<li>spam</li>
<li>ham</li>
<li>eggs</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>
Motivation for this project
At Personalkollen, where htpy was originally developed we often found ourselves hitting walls when using classic templates. htpy was created to improve the productiveness and experience of generating HTML from a Python backend.
Key features
-
Leverage static types: Use mypy or pyright to type check your code.
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Great debugging: Avoid cryptic stack traces from templates. Use your favorite Python debugger.
-
Easy to extend: There is no special way to define template tags/filters. Just call regular functions.
-
Create reusable components: Define components, snippets, complex layouts/pages as regular Python variables or functions.
-
Familiar concepts from React: React helped make it popular writing HTML with a programming language. htpy uses a lot of similar constructs.
Installation
htpy is available on PyPI. You may install the latest version using pip:
pip install htpy
Documentation
The full documentation is available at https://htpy.dev.
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