HTML::Element::Library is a Perl module that facilitates common tree manipulation with HTML::Tree. It offers an API for standard operations. Usage involves including HTML::TreeBuilder and HTML::Element::Library.
I have recently come across HTML::Element::Library, a Perl module which I found to be very useful when working with HTML::Tree. This module provides a set of API calls for common actions on trees.
The installation and use of the module is quite simple as the only requirement is to import the module and HTML::TreeBuilder into your script. Once you're done with this, you're ready to use the API calls provided by HTML::Element::Library.
To put it in a nutshell, HTML::Element::Library basically simplifies the process of working with HTML trees, making it easier to manipulate and extract data from them. I would definitely recommend this module to anyone who works with HTML trees and requires an easier way of manipulating them. Overall, I am quite impressed with the simplicity and effectiveness of this module.
The installation and use of the module is quite simple as the only requirement is to import the module and HTML::TreeBuilder into your script. Once you're done with this, you're ready to use the API calls provided by HTML::Element::Library.
To put it in a nutshell, HTML::Element::Library basically simplifies the process of working with HTML trees, making it easier to manipulate and extract data from them. I would definitely recommend this module to anyone who works with HTML trees and requires an easier way of manipulating them. Overall, I am quite impressed with the simplicity and effectiveness of this module.
What's New
Version 3.53: N/A