Python HTMLValidator.validate Examples

Example #1

File: w3c_validator_html.py Project: joshuamil/w3c-validators

# Validation Type
vtype = 'HTML'
	
	
# Specify a file path for storing results
pt = '../target/'
	
# Create a filename to store the results in
fn = 'Results_' + vtype + '_' + time.strftime('%m%d%y_%H%M%S') + '.txt'


# Create validator object
vld = HTMLValidator()

# Validate URL
vld.validate(url)

# Capture validator errors
e = vld.errors

# Capture validator warnings
w = vld.warnings

# Create a line separator
sep = ''.join(['=']*80)

# Output the results
res = ''
res = ''.join([res,sep])
res = '\n'.join([res,'W3C VALIDATOR RESULTS'])
res = '\n'.join([res,sep])

Example #2

File: analyze_and_ingest.py Project: colehudson/accessibilityAnalyzer

    reader = csv.reader(f)
    csv_hash = {rows[0]: rows[1] for rows in reader}
    for lib_name, url in csv_hash.items():
        try:
            url = url.replace(" ", "")
            lib_name = lib_name.replace(" ", "_")
            # Create folder for your current library's data
            print "Creating folder for " + lib_name
            subdirectory = lib_name
            dir_path = "./" + directory + "/" + subdirectory
            if not os.path.exists(dir_path):
                os.makedirs(dir_path)

            # W3C Query/Response
            vld = HTMLValidator()
            vld.validate(url)
            w3c_warnings = convert(vld.warnings)
            save(w3c_warnings, 'w3c_warnings', lib_name, directory,
                 subdirectory)

            w3c_errors = convert(vld.errors)
            save(w3c_errors, 'w3c_errors', lib_name, directory, subdirectory)

            w3c_warnings = solrize_w3c(w3c_warnings, "w3c_warnings")
            w3c_errors = solrize_w3c(w3c_errors, "w3c_errors")
            w3c = dict(w3c_warnings, **w3c_errors)

            w3c = flatten(w3c)

            time.sleep(1)

Example #3

File: .validate.py Project: cundong/fniephaus.github.io

import sys
import time
from py_w3c.validators.html.validator import HTMLValidator

with open('CNAME', 'r') as f:
    cname = f.readline().splitlines()[0]

vld = HTMLValidator()
vld.validate("http://%s/" % cname)

if len(vld.errors) > 0:
    for error in vld.errors:
        print "#%s: %s" % (error['line'], error['message'])
    sys.exit(1)

print ''
print 'W3C validation passed'

Example #4

File: W3CValidator.py Project: koalabzium/SEO_Validator

 def validate(self):
     vld = HTMLValidator()
     vld.validate(self.url)
     self.result.w3c = vld.errors