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"description": "# HTMLy\nElm inspired HTML generator for Python.\n\n## From the doctest.\nCreating a tag.\n\n>>> tag = div([], [])\n>>> render(tag)\n''\n\nCreating a self closing tag.\n>>> render(hr([]))\n''\n\nTag can have a content.\n>>> render(div([], [text('content')]))\n'
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'\n>>> render(text('content'))\n'content'\n\nYou can use some attributes for the tag.\n>>> render(div([lang('tr'), id_('content'), class_('bar'), attribute('data-value', 'foo')], []))\n''\n\nYou can have them both.\n>>> render(div([lang('tr')], [text('content')]))\n'
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'\n\nYou can have more content.\n>>> render(div([], [ nav([], []), text('Hello'), hr([])]))\n'
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'\n\nYou can now start having composable abstractions as below.\nYou can have your own list item which takes content, without need of extra attributes and list syntax for content.\n>>> _li = lambda item: li([], [text(item)])\n>>> litems = lambda items: [_li(item) for item in items ]\n\nAbstracting again just because we can.\n>>> _ul = lambda items: ul([], litems(items))\n>>> render(_ul(['Bob', 'Mary', 'Joe']))\n'
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