Very simple white list HTML filter.
Use it with a WYSIWYG editor on the client side.
:: from htmlfilter import HTMLFilter hf = HTMLFilter() cleaned_html = hf.filter(dirty_html)
The filter is instanciated with a predefined set of rules. http://github.com/samueladam/htmlfilter/blob/master/htmlfilter/rules.py
You can create your own rules file::
# file: my_rules.py
TAGS = {
'a': ('href', 'name',),
'p': ('class',),
}
# define filters on attributes data (tag_attr)
def p_class(data):
if data not in ('class1', 'class2',):
data = ''
return data
And use them this way::
from htmlfilter import HTMLFilter
import my_rules
hf = HTMLFilter(rules=my_rules)
cleaned_html = hf.filter(dirty_html)
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White list HTML filter
We found that htmlfilter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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