parsel Description
Parsel is a BSD licensed Python library that extracts and removes data from HTML and XML. It uses XPath, CSS selectors and regular expressions. Make a selector object to parse the HTML or XML text. Next, use CSS or XPath expressions for selecting elements. CSS is a language that allows you to apply styles to HTML documents. It defines selectors that allow you to associate styles with specific HTML elements. XPath, which can be used with HTML, is a language that allows you to select nodes from XML documents. You can choose to use CSS or XPath. While CSS is more readable than XPath, some things cannot be done with XPath. Parsel selectors are built on top of lxml and support certain EXSLT extensions. They also come with pre-registered namesspaces for use in XPath statements. Parsel selectors let you chain selectors. This means that you can select by class using CSS, and then switch to XPath if necessary.
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