This Python module helps to cut HTML strings while preserving the integrity of the HTML tags within the string.
Htmlcutstring is a software that helps you extract an excerpt of a text string with ease. However, extracting an excerpt from HTML can be complicated due to the tags that may exist in the text string. Lucky for you, this software offers a solution to this problem.
This module provides a way to extract excerpts from HTML documents with a text length limit. It does this without counting the length of any HTML tags. With htmlcutstring, you can cut strings that contain HTML tags. It counts only the string inside tags and keeps the tags as it is when cutting the string. This ensures that the div structure remains intact.
For instance, if the string is "welcome to < b >Python World< /b > < br/ > Python is bla", and you want to cut the string of 16 characters, the output will be "welcome to < b >Python< /b >". Additionally, while cutting the string, htmlcutstring keeps the tags for the cutting string and skips the rest.
To use this software, two usages are possible. The first usage entails creating an object and calling the cut method. For example, obj = HtmlCutString("welcome to Python World Python is",16) and newCutString = obj.cut().
The second usage requires calling the cutHtmlString function and specifying the string and the text length limit. For example, newCutString = cutHtmlString("welcome to Python World Python is",16).
In summary, htmlcutstring is an excellent software that makes it easy to extract excerpts of a text string from HTML documents without losing the HTML tags or the div structure.
This module provides a way to extract excerpts from HTML documents with a text length limit. It does this without counting the length of any HTML tags. With htmlcutstring, you can cut strings that contain HTML tags. It counts only the string inside tags and keeps the tags as it is when cutting the string. This ensures that the div structure remains intact.
For instance, if the string is "welcome to < b >Python World< /b > < br/ > Python is bla", and you want to cut the string of 16 characters, the output will be "welcome to < b >Python< /b >". Additionally, while cutting the string, htmlcutstring keeps the tags for the cutting string and skips the rest.
To use this software, two usages are possible. The first usage entails creating an object and calling the cut method. For example, obj = HtmlCutString("welcome to Python World Python is",16) and newCutString = obj.cut().
The second usage requires calling the cutHtmlString function and specifying the string and the text length limit. For example, newCutString = cutHtmlString("welcome to Python World Python is",16).
In summary, htmlcutstring is an excellent software that makes it easy to extract excerpts of a text string from HTML documents without losing the HTML tags or the div structure.
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