A SQLite extension for querying, manipulating, and creating HTML elements.
- Extract HTML or text from HTML with CSS selectors, like
.querySelector(),.innerHTML, and.innerText - Generate a table of matching elements from a CSS selector, like
.querySelectorAll() - Safely create HTML elements in a query, like
.createElement()and.appendChild()
This library is experimental and subject to change. I plan to make a stable beta release and subsequent v0+v1 in the near future, so use with caution.
When v0 is ready (with a mostly stable API), I will make a release (so watch this repo for that) and will make a blog post, feel free to follow me on twitter to get notified of that.
TODO
See api.md for a full API Reference.
sqlite-html's API is modeled after the official JSON1 SQLite extension.
This extension is also written in Go, thanks to riyaz-ali/sqlite. While this library aims to be fast and efficient, it is overall slower than what a pure C SQLite extension could be (mostly because cgo is slow), but in practice you probably won't notice much of a difference.
- sqlite-http, for making HTTP requests in SQLite (pairs great with this tool)
- htmlq, for a similar but CLI-based HTML query tool using CSS selectors
- riyaz-ali/sqlite, the brilliant Go library that this library depends on
- nalgeon/sqlean, several pre-compiled handy SQLite functions, in C