Turn arbitary HTML content to mobile browser friendly format
Project description
Introduction
mobile.htmlprocessing is a Python package providing utilities to sanitize arbitrary HTML content into mobile browser friendly format.
It is part of mFabrik Web and Mobile solutions package to build multichannel content management with Python.
Features
Rewrite <img> tags so that images are resized for mobile viewing
Make arbitraty input HTML to valid XHTML to more compatible with mobile phones
Enforce empty ALT text on images missing ALT attribute
Protect against Cross-Site Scripting Attacks (XSS) and other nastiness, as provided by lxml.html.clean. Both trusted HTML and non-trusted HTML processing modes are supported.
Unicode compliant - eats funky characters
This is a framework library which is designed to work with any web server or Python based CMS system. It allow rewrites HTML. You need to subclass and specialize provided base classes to match with your CMS paradigms. For examples, see Go Mobile for Plone CMS add-on product.
Requirements
Python 2.4+
Usage
Please see example code in unit tests.
Unit tests
Put mobile.htmlprocessing to your PYTHONPATH.
Run unit tests normally like:
python tests/test_image.py
See also
Source code and issue tracking
The project is hosted at Google Code project repository.
Commercial support and development
This package is licenced under open source GPL 2 license.
Commercial CMS and mobile development support options are available from mFabrik’s Web and Mobile product site.
Our top class Python developers are ready to help you with any software development needs.
0.9.2 - current
Don’t choke on empty HTML documents [miohtama]
0.9.1 - 0.9.2
Depend on lxml [miohtama]
0.9 - 0.9.1
Fixed maintainer information [miohtama]
0.9
Major project restructuring [miohtama]
0.1
Initial release
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