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Morten Guldager
'Aloha Friends!
Still a bit new to python I'm afraid of choosing an obsolete route when it
comes to generate some HTML in a Flask based micro web server.
I come from the Perl side where I have been using HTML::Element with great
success, and now I would like to know if something similar exists for
Python?
I would like to construct the complete page as a plain python structure and
then feed it to a function to get a chunk of HTML ready to send to the
client.
Something like:
table_struct = ['table', ['tr', ['td', {class=>"red"}, "this is
red"],['td', {class=>"blue"}, "this is not red"]]]
html = struct2html(table_struct)
Suggestions?
Still a bit new to python I'm afraid of choosing an obsolete route when it
comes to generate some HTML in a Flask based micro web server.
I come from the Perl side where I have been using HTML::Element with great
success, and now I would like to know if something similar exists for
Python?
I would like to construct the complete page as a plain python structure and
then feed it to a function to get a chunk of HTML ready to send to the
client.
Something like:
table_struct = ['table', ['tr', ['td', {class=>"red"}, "this is
red"],['td', {class=>"blue"}, "this is not red"]]]
html = struct2html(table_struct)
Suggestions?