Thank you for your answers. Performance is an issue in my case, as I have to parse each an
every revision for each dump, so I wasn't asking for any solution (I've already
searched Google before asking ;) ), but for the best one, in your opinion.
Regards,
Felipe.
Bryan Tong Minh <bryan.tongminh(a)gmail.com> escribió: On Fri, Feb 1, 2008 at 9:14 AM,
Huji wrote:
Searching Google for html strippers for python gives
me lots of useful
results, most of them being based on regular expreissions. What else do you
want? (You can of course expand the regexp pattern to include wiki tags)
Huji
On 1/31/08, Felipe Ortega wrote:
Hi all.
I'm adding some tweaks to the WikiXRay parser of meta-history dumps. I now
extract internal, external links, and so on, but I'd also like to extract
the plain text (without HTML code and, possibly, also filtering wiki tags).
Does anyone nows a good python library to do that? I believe there should
be something out there, as there exist bots and crawlers automating the data
extraction process from one wiki to other.
Thanks in advance for your comments.
Felipe.
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Use HTMLParser.HTMLParser from the standard library to filter HTML
tags. Only override handle_data( data), handle_charref( name) and
handle_entityref( name) to get pure data without tags.
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Bryan
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