gumbo-parser

Ah very cool, had seen various python libraries about HTML5, but not gumbo (or at least I had starred it). https://github.com/google/gumbo-parser Is the modified version you use a personal version or a well-known fork?

"He developed the well respected Reva Forth, used by hobbyists around the world. " Reva Forth always seemed nice but I could never get it working on anything other than Windows. As such, I have little faith that "8th" will place any value on portability either, e.g., that it will be ported to BSD, Plan 9 or other RPi-compatible OS. Meanwhile, there are plenty of more portable, open source Forths to choose from. Example: ftp -4o cforthu.zip https://codeload.github.com/pahihu/cforthu/zip/master Some HN commenters are questioning the peculiar security claims. The author discloses that 8th depends on a number of third party libraries. Would this mean that each of those third parties would also have to make similar security claims to 8th? For example, 8th uses an HTML5 parsing library from Google called gumbo-parser. "Non-goals: Security.

I made a pull request[1] for gumbo-parser a while ago. While it is a wonderful project, it seems to be in need of a new maintainer, or a maintained fork. [1] https://github.com/google/gumbo-parser/pull/370

The best library I've found for this sort of thing is gumbo. https://github.com/google/gumbo-parser With its help I've created scrapers and crawlers that digest even the most disgusting HTML.