Under construction: a python script to run xpath on html files (eventually)
Currently using inferred-namespace xpath (e.g. it'll try and infer that //foo should match //bar:foo if bar is the default namespace prefix) to query for every fragment matching that xpath in the given file/directory, with a bunch of options for output:
Find xml things specified by given xpaths
positional arguments:
xpath xpath to search with, doesnt need standard corefiling
namespaces
path path to search in, can be a file, directory or list of
files
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p, --paths output paths of found files
-l, --linenumnode output line number of node
-F, --fullnode output entire node
-i, --inlinedfullnode
output entire node on one line
-t, --toplinenode output top line of node
-c, --content output content of node
-n, --nonamespace xpath wont attempt to infer namespaces
-m NAMESPACEMAP, --namespacemap NAMESPACEMAP
namespace mapping in the form of
"prefix=http://example.com". Can repeat.