def get_selectors(document, selectors):
view = {}
for selector in selectors:
val = selectors.get(selector)
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector)
matching = cssselector.evaluate(document)
# print(selector, info)
for element in matching:
info = val
if callable(val):
info = val(selector, element)
if element not in view:
view[element] = {}
if info:
view[element].update(info)
else:
# head = view[element].get('start', '')
# tail = view[element].get('end', '')
if info:
view[element].update(info)
return view
def getView(document,
css,
media='all',
name=None,
styleCallback=lambda element: None):
"""
document
a DOM document, currently an lxml HTML document
css
a CSS StyleSheet string
media: optional
TODO: view for which media it should be
name: optional
TODO: names of sheets only
styleCallback: optional
should return css.CSSStyleDeclaration of inline styles, for html
a style declaration for ``element@style``. Gets one parameter
``element`` which is the relevant DOMElement
returns style view
a dict of {DOMElement: css.CSSStyleDeclaration} for html
"""
sheet = cssutils.parseString(css)
view = {}
specificities = {} # needed temporarily
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
log(0, 'SELECTOR', selector.selectorText)
# TODO: make this a callback to be able to use other stuff than lxml
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
matching = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in matching:
#if element.tag in ('div',):
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
log(1, 'ELEMENT', id(element), element.text)
if element not in view:
# add initial empty style declatation
view[element] = cssutils.css.CSSStyleDeclaration()
specificities[element] = {}
# and add inline @style if present
inlinestyle = styleCallback(element)
if inlinestyle:
for p in inlinestyle:
# set inline style specificity
view[element].setProperty(p)
specificities[element][p.name] = (1, 0, 0, 0)
for p in rule.style:
# update style declaration
if p not in view[element]:
# setProperty needs a new Property object and
# MUST NOT reuse the existing Property
# which would be the same for all elements!
# see Issue #23
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
else:
log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
sameprio = (
p.priority == view[element].getPropertyPriority(
p.name))
if not sameprio and bool(p.priority) or (
sameprio and selector.specificity >=
specificities[element][p.name]):
# later, more specific or higher prio
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value,
p.priority)
#pprint(view)
return view
document = etree.HTML(html)
e = etree.Element('pre', {'class': 'cssutils'})
e.text = css
document.find('body').append(e)
sheet = cssutils.parseString(css)
view = {}
specificities = {} # temporarily needed
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet.cssRules if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
elements = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in elements:
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
if element not in view:
# add initial
view[element] = cssutils.css.CSSStyleDeclaration()
specificities[element] = {}
for p in rule.style:
# update styles
if p not in view[element]:
view[element].setProperty(p)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
else:
sameprio = (
p.priority == view[element].getPropertyPriority(
def getView(document, css):
"""
document
a DOM document, currently an lxml HTML document
css
a CSS StyleSheet string
returns style view
a dict of {DOMElement: css.CSSStyleDeclaration} for html
"""
from lxml.cssselect import CSSSelector
sheet = cssutils.parseString(css)
view = {}
specificities = {} # needed temporarily
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
#log(0, 'SELECTOR', selector.selectorText)
# TODO: make this a callback to be able to use other stuff than lxml
try:
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
except:
continue
matching = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in matching:
#if element.tag in ('div',):
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
#log(1, 'ELEMENT', id(element), element.text)
if element not in view:
# add initial empty style declatation
view[element] = cssutils.css.CSSStyleDeclaration(
) # @UndefinedVariable
specificities[element] = {}
for p in rule.style:
# update style declaration
if p not in view[element]:
# setProperty needs a new Property object and
# MUST NOT reuse the existing Property
# which would be the same for all elements!
# see Issue #23
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
#log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
else:
#log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
sameprio = (
p.priority == view[element].getPropertyPriority(
p.name))
if not sameprio and bool(p.priority) or (
sameprio and selector.specificity >=
specificities[element][p.name]):
# later, more specific or higher prio
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value,
p.priority)
return view
def get_view(document, sheet, name=None, style_callback=lambda element: None):
"""
document
a DOM document, currently an lxml HTML document
sheet
a CSS StyleSheet
name: optional
TODO: names of sheets only
style_callback: optional
should return css.CSSStyleDeclaration of inline styles, for html
a style declaration for ``element@style``. Gets one parameter
``element`` which is the relevant DOMElement
returns style view
a dict of {DOMElement: css.CSSStyleDeclaration} for html
"""
view = {}
specificities = {} # needed temporarily
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
# TODO: make this a callback to be able to use other stuff than lxml
try:
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
except ExpressionError:
continue
matching = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in matching:
# if element.tag in ('div',):
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
if element not in view:
# add initial empty style declatation
view[element] = cssutils.css.CSSStyleDeclaration()
specificities[element] = {}
for p in rule.style:
# update style declaration
if p not in view[element]:
# setProperty needs a new Property object and
# MUST NOT reuse the existing Property
# which would be the same for all elements!
# see Issue #23
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
else:
sameprio = (
p.priority == view[element].getPropertyPriority(
p.name))
if not sameprio and bool(p.priority) or (
sameprio and selector.specificity >=
specificities[element][p.name]):
# later, more specific or higher prio
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value,
p.priority)
return view
def getView(self, document, sheet, media='all', name=None, styleCallback=None):
"""
document
a DOM document, currently an lxml HTML document
sheet
a CSS StyleSheet object, currently cssutils sheet
media: optional
TODO: view for which media it should be
name: optional
TODO: names of sheets only
styleCallback: optional
should return css.CSSStyleDeclaration of inline styles, for html
a style declaration for ``element@style``. Gets one parameter
``element`` which is the relevant DOMElement
returns style view
a dict of {DOMElement: css.CSSStyleDeclaration} for html
"""
styleCallback = styleCallback or self.styleattribute
_unmergable_rules = CSSStyleSheet()
view = {}
specificities = {} # needed temporarily
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
self.log(0, 'SELECTOR', selector.selectorText)
# TODO: make this a callback to be able to use other stuff than lxml
try:
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
except (ExpressionError, NotImplementedError) as e:
_unmergable_rules.add(CSSStyleRule(selectorText=selector.selectorText,
style=rule.style))
continue
matching = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in matching:
if element.tag in self.NONVISUAL_TAGS:
continue
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
self.log(1, 'ELEMENT', id(element), element.text)
if element not in view:
# add initial empty style declatation
view[element] = CSSStyleDeclaration()
specificities[element] = {}
# and add inline @style if present
inlinestyle = styleCallback(element)
if inlinestyle:
for p in inlinestyle:
# set inline style specificity
view[element].setProperty(p)
specificities[element][p.name] = (1, 0, 0, 0)
for p in rule.style:
# update style declaration
if p not in view[element]:
# setProperty needs a new Property object and
# MUST NOT reuse the existing Property
# which would be the same for all elements!
# see Issue #23
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
self.log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
else:
self.log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
sameprio = (p.priority ==
view[element].getPropertyPriority(p.name))
if not sameprio and bool(p.priority) or (
sameprio and selector.specificity >=
specificities[element][p.name]):
# later, more specific or higher prio
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
_unmergable_css = _unmergable_rules.cssText
if _unmergable_css:
e = etree.Element('style')
# print __name__, _unmergable_css.__repr__()
e.text = to_unicode(_unmergable_css, 'utf-8')
body = document.find('body') or document
body.insert(0, e) # add <style> right into body
return view
document = etree.HTML(html)
e = etree.Element('pre', {'class': 'cssutils'})
e.text = css
document.find('body').append(e)
sheet = cssutils.parseString(css)
view = {}
specificities = {} # temporarily needed
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet.cssRules if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
elements = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in elements:
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
if element not in view:
# add initial
view[element] = cssutils.css.CSSStyleDeclaration()
specificities[element] = {}
for p in rule.style:
# update styles
if p not in view[element]:
view[element].setProperty(p)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
else:
sameprio = (p.priority ==
view[element].getPropertyPriority(p.name))
def getView(document, css):
"""
document
a DOM document, currently an lxml HTML document
css
a CSS StyleSheet string
returns style view
a dict of {DOMElement: css.CSSStyleDeclaration} for html
"""
from lxml.cssselect import CSSSelector
sheet = cssutils.parseString(css)
view = {}
specificities = {} # needed temporarily
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
#log(0, 'SELECTOR', selector.selectorText)
# TODO: make this a callback to be able to use other stuff than lxml
try:
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
except:
continue
matching = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in matching:
#if element.tag in ('div',):
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
#log(1, 'ELEMENT', id(element), element.text)
if element not in view:
# add initial empty style declatation
view[element] = cssutils.css.CSSStyleDeclaration() # @UndefinedVariable
specificities[element] = {}
for p in rule.style:
# update style declaration
if p not in view[element]:
# setProperty needs a new Property object and
# MUST NOT reuse the existing Property
# which would be the same for all elements!
# see Issue #23
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
#log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
else:
#log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
sameprio = (p.priority ==
view[element].getPropertyPriority(p.name))
if not sameprio and bool(p.priority) or (
sameprio and selector.specificity >=
specificities[element][p.name]):
# later, more specific or higher prio
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
return view
def getView(document, css, media='all', name=None,
styleCallback=lambda element: None):
"""
document
a DOM document, currently an lxml HTML document
css
a CSS StyleSheet string
media: optional
TODO: view for which media it should be
name: optional
TODO: names of sheets only
styleCallback: optional
should return css.CSSStyleDeclaration of inline styles, for html
a style declaration for ``element@style``. Gets one parameter
``element`` which is the relevant DOMElement
returns style view
a dict of {DOMElement: css.CSSStyleDeclaration} for html
"""
sheet = cssutils.parseString(css)
view = {}
specificities = {} # needed temporarily
# TODO: filter rules simpler?, add @media
rules = (rule for rule in sheet if rule.type == rule.STYLE_RULE)
for rule in rules:
for selector in rule.selectorList:
log(0, 'SELECTOR', selector.selectorText)
# TODO: make this a callback to be able to use other stuff than lxml
cssselector = CSSSelector(selector.selectorText)
matching = cssselector.evaluate(document)
for element in matching:
#if element.tag in ('div',):
# add styles for all matching DOM elements
log(1, 'ELEMENT', id(element), element.text)
if element not in view:
# add initial empty style declatation
view[element] = cssutils.css.CSSStyleDeclaration()
specificities[element] = {}
# and add inline @style if present
inlinestyle = styleCallback(element)
if inlinestyle:
for p in inlinestyle:
# set inline style specificity
view[element].setProperty(p)
specificities[element][p.name] = (1,0,0,0)
for p in rule.style:
# update style declaration
if p not in view[element]:
# setProperty needs a new Property object and
# MUST NOT reuse the existing Property
# which would be the same for all elements!
# see Issue #23
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
specificities[element][p.name] = selector.specificity
log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
else:
log(2, view[element].getProperty('color'))
sameprio = (p.priority ==
view[element].getPropertyPriority(p.name))
if not sameprio and bool(p.priority) or (
sameprio and selector.specificity >=
specificities[element][p.name]):
# later, more specific or higher prio
view[element].setProperty(p.name, p.value, p.priority)
#pprint(view)
return view