
Parsing HTML at the command line
Pup is a powerful command line tool designed for those who frequently work with HTML. Inspired by the popular JSON processor jq, it offers an efficient and flexible way to parse and manipulate HTML content directly from the terminal. Whether you're looking to filter specific elements, extract attributes, or convert HTML to JSON, pup provides a robust set of features to streamline the process. Its ability to execute complex CSS selectors makes it a valuable asset for developers and data analysts alike.
What sets pup apart is its simplicity and speed. With straightforward installation instructions and an intuitive command structure, you can quickly get started exploring and transforming HTML. Whether you're cleaning up web data or simply want to retrieve specific content, pup offers a command-line experience that enhances productivity and efficiency.
text{} function to extract all text content from selected nodes and their children in a depth-first order.attr{attrkey} function enables you to print the values of specific attributes from selected nodes, which is great for gathering data efficiently.json{} function, improving interoperability with various applications.-i or --indent flag to control the indentation level of the formatted HTML or JSON results.pup --help, ensuring that users can fully leverage its capabilities.