Reino17
commented
1 year ago
xquery version "3.1"; [...] parse-xml('<html>...</html>')
→ xquery version "3.1-xidel"; [...] parse-html('<html>...</html>') (parse-html())
xidel --html --xquery3="$(cat examples/1.xq)"
There's --extract-file or -e @ for that, and --output-node-indent for some prettification:
xidel -s --extract-file="examples/1.xq" --output-format=html --output-node-indent
xidel -s -e @"examples/1.xq" --output-format=html --output-node-indent
<!DOCTYPE html>
<table>
<tbody>
<tr class="C_123 hascol1" id="123">
<td>123</td>
<!-- -->
</tr>
<tr class="C_456 C_other hascol1 hascomment" id="456">
<td>456</td>
<!-- other -->
</tr>
<tr class="C_foo C_columns hascol1 hascomment" id="foo">
<td>foo</td>
<!-- columns -->
</tr>
<tr class="C_bar C_are hascol1 hascomment" id="bar">
<td>bar</td>
<!-- are -->
</tr>
<tr class="C_xyz C_ignored C_zomg hascol1 hascomment zomg" id="xyz">
<td name="zomg">xyz</td>
<!-- ignored -->
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>However, I think the wiki is a much better place for examples. It's still on my long to-do-list. And let's then start off with some easy examples first, because let's face it, this particular example is really for the advanced Xidel-user.
Promised in main README. Hopefully the beginning of many examples that don't require network connectivity.