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use streaming html parser #40

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purarue opened this issue Feb 4, 2023 · 3 comments
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use streaming html parser #40

purarue opened this issue Feb 4, 2023 · 3 comments
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purarue commented Feb 4, 2023

loading the whole html document into memory is pretty expensive memory wise, could either use a streaming html parser, or maybe split the file before loading it?
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purarue commented Mar 20, 2023

tried using lxml for this, havent been able to figure it out yet

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purarue commented Sep 30, 2023

If anyone else has libraries they'd recommend here, I'm very open to suggestions, all my experiments haven't gone well

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purarue commented Oct 1, 2023

ended up just using an html tokenizer in go

this is all legacy anyways, so I dont know if anyone else is ever even going to use this, is more for my own usage

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