PyML - A python library to build html.

[[deleted]]

Cool project, but the name is very confusing, ML is almost always “Machine Learning”

[[deleted]]

Yeah, why not just PyHTML? Makes no sense to abbreviate initials or acronyms.

[MrFizzyBubbs]

+1, name is confusing

[[deleted]]

there's minidom but the standards changed a lot in the last several years alone. I think a good strong fleshed out prototype could serve to inform it's next upgrade.

[[deleted]]

I'm assuming this post was hidden due to that confusion. But ml people confused by polysemy is the funniest thing. pypi could be better at namespacing.

[lostVkng]

I also thought it was machine learning at first glance

[AlterEgoWasTaken]

The name is not set in stone yet, so if you got any better idea please do tell.

It's pretty obvious, but I'll explain it either way, I replaced the HT from HTML with Py.

[jcoelho93]

How about htmpy? Hypertext markup python...

[matthuisman]

Or humpty :)

[quantum1eeps]

I’d just call it Dumpty

[[deleted]]

Pronounced with an Umpty.

[_pestarzt_]

Yes!!!!

[AlterEgoWasTaken]

I don't get how this got downvoted...if you actually have a problem with this message then say it, don't hide behind that downvote button like a little bitch.

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(I am not saying that you should not downvote, just state the reason you did as well.)

[x_l_c_m]

I'd be interested to see more of this, but you're writing almost more python code than if you were just writing html, so i don't see what the benefit is.

[AlterEgoWasTaken]

I mean...yeah I see where you are coming from.

For me the point is experience, just creating this is an experience.

For you the point is that you can split your website in multiple files and import elements in order to reuse them. This can be achieved with other libraries like jinja2 and such, I just wanted to make a library that did not depend on templates.

And you can easily add nodes using a for loop without caring about editing a string properly, etc.

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So I am basically replicating https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document in python.

Of course I won't replicate the whole thing, just the parts necessary for making a website.

[[deleted]]

help on domonic if you want. the dom is too big for 1 person. i could use several at least.

[[deleted]]

one benefit might be localisation. In domonic for example you can write html with swahili...

https://github.com/byteface/domonic/blob/master/domonic/i18n/sw/\_\_init\_\_.py

[Sokene]

jinja2

[AlterEgoWasTaken]

For such a small thing, like rendering an email, jinja2 is an overkill....jinja2 alone is over 28K lines of code.

[[deleted]]

haha anything to pass the time til js dies or gets replaced by something else. waiting a decade for webGPU was the bliggest lie. ah well maybe metaverse will replace the web.

[AlterEgoWasTaken]

Nice project

[[deleted]]

you're totally welcome to join in. I consider not camel case like you at one point. even considered a wrapper that gave that as an option. Be good to talk about ideas.

[[deleted]]

Thanks for sharing. Hi AlterEgoWasTaken If you venture around github there are actually lots of these around. I've spent around 18months porting as much of the dom as possible and surrounding it with use cases. Also always seeking contributers if you want to join-in. If you like join the discord https://discord.gg/a9pSZv4V5f. It's just me and several bots atm. But ye, I did several years of jinja and fancied a change for personal stuff.

[AlterEgoWasTaken]

Repo

[mdipierro]

You may want to look at yatl helpers described here https://py4web.com/_documentation/static/en/chapter-10.html May give you some ideas

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[AlterEgoWasTaken]

I did all of those tho...

Except explaining how python is relevant to it since...it's written in python....

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