I'm still not sure about the best way to distribute this package, either while it's beta or afterwards. I'll probably end up creating a new project on PyPi, because otherwise people who install programs that Anyhow, we're almost at the end of this fitfully travelled road. Once I figure out distribution and rewrite the documentation, a) no one should need to use BS3 anymore if they don't want to, and b) it should be possible to get lxml-like performance or html5lib-like flexibility with a Beautiful Soup API, by actually using lxml or html5lib as the underlying parser.
PS: remember, it's now
(1) Fri Jan 20 2012 17:40 Beautiful Soup 4 Beta 2:
Thanks to some help from Ezio Melotti I've got the Beautiful Soup test suite passing on Python 2.7 and Python 3.2. Here's a tarball containing the original Python 2 module in bs4, plus the same code autoconverted to Python 3.2 in py3k/bs4.
easy_install beautifulsoup will crash due to the module's new name. Does that make any sense?
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup.
- Comments:
Posted by Emmanuel Okyere at Wed Jan 25 2012 14:22
It sounds like a new project on PyPi is the way to go, as you rightly say. Looking forward to the final release, but going to be playing with this tonight. Thanks!
