ANN: cssutils

[christof hoeke]

cssutils contains classes to parse, build (and later normalize) CSS 
Cascading Style Sheets in Python.

the most useful feature at the moment might be a pretty printer but you 
can also build a new Stylesheet from scratch


example
-------
from cssutils.cssparser import CSSParser
c = CSSParser()
c.parseString('body { color :red }')   # or c.parse('filename.css')
c.pprint()

# ---the output
body {
     color: red;
     }


from cssutils.cssbuilder import *
s = Stylesheet()
r = Rule('body')
d = Declaration('color', 'red')
r.addDeclaration(d)
mr = AtMediaRule('@media print')
r2 = Rule('body')
r2.addDeclaration(Declaration('color', '#000'))
mr.addRule(r2)
s.addComment('/* basic styles */')
s.addRule(r)
s.addRule(mr)
s.pprint(2)

# --- the output

/* basic styles */
body {
   color: red;
   }
@media print {
   body {
     color: #000;
     }
}


requirements
------------
you need Python 2.3, tested with Python 2.3.3 on Windows only


feedback
--------
i would very much appreciate any feedback
	- bug reports
	- feature requests
	- also coding improvements as this is one of my first Python 			projects

Download
--------
the current version is 0.23, get cssutils at http://cthedot.de/cssutils


thanks
chris