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hoto - HTML and MAFF tag extraction

Would you like to have nice names for your stored web pages? Install, Quickstart

Extract HTML tags and metadata, optionally rename files. Supports MAFF as used by WebScrapbook.

Features

  • Extract HTML tags
    • h1
    • title
    • .authorname
  • Rename HTML and MAFF files using HTML tags and metadata
  • Use CSS selectors, just like jQuery
  • Extract MAFF files
  • Run almost any Python code when renaming (using f-string format)
  • Replace HTML tag content with regular expressions
  • Automatically process large number of files

Quickstart

$ wget terokarvinen.com
...'index.html' saved

$ ./hoto.py index.html
Tero Karvinen.html

$ ./hoto.py index.html --suggest|grep -v "not found"
##  index.html
Tero Karvinen - sel.h1
Tero Karvinen - sel('h1:first')
Tero Karvinen - Learn Free software with me - sel.title
Python weppipalvelu - ideasta tuotantoon - sel('h2:first')
Someone Karvinen - sel('h1',find='Tero',replace='Someone')
index.html - path
.html - path.suffix
index.html - path.name
Build your own robots, hack computers (legally) and admin Linux boxes - hundreds of them! - sel.__description
Tero Karvinen - Learn Free software with me - title
html - ext
Tero Karvinen - h1
index.html - filename
index - stem

$ ./hoto.py index.html --rename
$ ls
hoto.py  'Tero Karvinen.html'

Install

It's a single Python script, so you can just run it.

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install wget python3-pyquery python3-rdflib
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/terokarvinen/hoto/main/hoto.py
$ chmod ugo+x hoto.py
$ ./hoto.py
Usage: 'hoto foo.html'. Try --help.

hoto --help

usage: hoto.py [-h] [--format FORMAT] [-v] [-d]
               [--suggest | --no-suggest | -s] [--rename | --no-rename]
               [--no-action | --no-no-action | -n]
               [files ...]

hoto - rename HTML and MAFF files from HTML tags and metadata

Prints new filenames: html h1 text. Keeps the existing suffix. This uses the default --format, which is '{h1}.{ext}'

$ hoto foo.html bar.maff

Print top heading (h1) of each file.

$ hoto -f '{h1}' foo.html bar.maff

Print example variables you can use.

$ hoto -s foo.html

Rename the files to HTML title, keeping existing suffix.

$ hoto -f '{title}.{ext}' foo.html bar.maff --rename

Advanced Usage

Hoto can extract HTML tags using CSS selectors. This is similar to jQuery and pyQuery. Hoto uses pyQuery library for tag extraction.

$ hoto.py tero.html --format="{sel.h2}"
Python weppipalvelu - ideasta tuotantoon Palvelinten Hallinta Tunkeutumistestaus Information Security WebGoat with Podman Making Zero Days New Course: Network A	

All HTML tag extractions are also supported with MAFF archives

$ hoto.py tero.maff --format="{title}"
Tero Karvinen - Learn Free software with me

If you leave out curly brackets, they are added automatically.

$ hoto.py tero.html -f sel.title
Tero Karvinen - Learn Free software with me

All CSS selectors supported by pyQuery are available. For more complex selectors, use function syntax. Single quotes '' are required on function syntax.

$ ./hoto.py tero.html -f "sel('h2:first')" # single quotes required with sel('')
Python weppipalvelu - ideasta tuotantoon

You can combine multiple variables and fixed text

$ hoto.py tero.html -f "{stem} - {h1} - 2024.{ext}"
tero - Tero Karvinen - 2024.htm

Variable Types: HTML Tags with CSS Selectors

$ hoto.py tero.html --format="{sel.h2}"
$ hoto.py tero.html -f sel.title
$ ./hoto.py tero.html -f "sel('h2:first')" # single quotes required with sel('')

Variable Types: Shorthand

$ ./hoto.py tero.html -f stem
$ ./hoto.py tero.html -f h1
$ ./hoto.py tero.html --format="{h1}"
$ ./hoto.py tero.html -f ext

Variable Types: RDF for MAFF Archives

MAFF is the Mozilla Archive Format. MAFF stores a whole page, including style sheets and images, into a single ZIP file.

You can create MAFF files with Firefox WebScrapbook addon. Current hoto implementation of MAFF index.rdf parsing is only tested and developed with WebScrapbook.

$ hoto.py tero.maff -f '{rdf.archived} {rdf.originalurl} {rdf.host}'
2024-06-15 w24 Sat https://terokarvinen.com/ terokarvinen.com

See you at https://TeroKarvinen.com

positional arguments:
  files                 HTML and MAFF files (default: None)

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --format FORMAT, -f FORMAT
                        Output format, Python f-string syntax. Can run almost
                        any Python code. See --help for using selectors
                        (sel.h1) and specials. (default: {h1}.{ext})
  -v, --verbose         Set logging level to verbose (INFO) (default: 30)
  -d, --debug
  --suggest, --no-suggest, -s
                        Suggest tags and metadata for files, showing both
                        selectors "{sel.h1}" and matches "Tero's homepage".
                        (default: False)
  --rename, --no-rename
                        Rename files to output format. (default: False)
  --no-action, --no-no-action, -n
                        Does not actually modify any files, but shows what
                        would happen. (default: False)

Copyright 2024 Tero Karvinen https://TeroKarvinen.com

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