Generate HTML using tinyhtml Module in Python

The tinyhtml module in Python is a lightweight library for generating HTML documents. You can use it to create HTML content dynamically in your Python programs. To get started, you’ll need to install the tinyhtml module:

pip install tinyhtml

Here’s an example of how to generate HTML using the tinyhtml module:

from tinyhtml import HTML, Text, render

# Create an HTML document
doc = HTML(
    head=HTML(
        title=Text("My HTML Document")
    ),
    body=HTML(
        h1=Text("Welcome to my website"),
        p=Text("This is a simple example of generating HTML using tinyhtml."),
        a={"href": "https://www.example.com", "target": "_blank"}(
            Text("Visit Example.com")
        ),
        ul=HTML(
            li=Text("Item 1"),
            li=Text("Item 2"),
            li=Text("Item 3"),
        ),
    )
)

# Render the HTML document to a string
html_str = render(doc)

# Print the generated HTML
print(html_str)

In this example:

1. We import the necessary classes and functions from the tinyhtml module.
2. We create an HTML document using the HTML class. The document structure is defined with nested calls to HTML. Text content is provided using the Text class.
3. We specify HTML elements, their attributes, and their content within the HTML structure. For example, we create an h1 element with the title “Welcome to my website.”
4. We can also use attributes within an element, as shown in the a element, which includes an href attribute.
5. Finally, we render the HTML document to a string using the render function.

When you run this code, it will generate and print an HTML document as a string. You can use this generated HTML in various ways, such as serving it as a webpage using a web framework or writing it to an HTML file.