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## HTML Reader Writer (H-RW)
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The goal is to be able to load html into swift from a file, manipulate it, then spit out html while retaining the benefits of a type safe language which serves as an alternative to templating.
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The goal is to be able to load html into swift from a file, manipulate it, then spit out html while retaining the benefits of a type safe language which serves as an alternative to templating. A BindingPlugin is also provided, this will analyze the html files and produce a swift file that will let you access html elements with IDs while retaining type infomation. Similar to Android's ViewBinding.
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#### Thoughts
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I suppose I wanted to be able to use plain html as is. In hindsight, it was too much effort for the payoff. This is mostly so I can build multipage websites with swift without the use of JS as a silly experiement.
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I suppose I wanted to be able to use plain html as is. In hindsight, it was too much effort for the payoff. This is mostly so I can build multipage websites with swift without the use of JS as a silly experiment.
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There is also a HTML library called Plot that also lets you manipulate html, but it doesn't let you load it in from a file and treats HTML generations similarly to SwiftUI.
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There is also an HTML parser in LadyBird thats partially written in Swift. It seems to call into c++ for a handful of things, so it doesn't seem to be reusable without that.
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## License
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The license is a modified version of the PolyForm Noncommercial License (1.0.0) to add more non-commerical and non-ai use stipulations. I am open relicensing.
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The license is a modified version of the PolyForm Noncommercial License (1.0.0) to add more non-commercial and non-ai use stipulations. Basically, if you're not making money then it's free to use. Depending on the project, I am open to distributing this source under a different license.
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## Contributions
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All contributors must sign an CLA as I do not wish to restrict myself in the use of the code or future relicensing endevors.
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All contributors must agree to the CLA within. It is primarily based on Apache's ICLA.
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By signing off your git commits you are agreeing the CLA within the repository inside the file CLA.txt.
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You can sign off your commits via the signoff flag `git commit --signoff`
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