HTML Tidy Project Page

Time 2020-09-08 09:04:01

Web Name: HTML Tidy Project Page

WebSite: http://tidy.sourceforge.net

ID:39595

Keywords:

Tidy,HTML,Page,

Description:

At the current stage of HTML Tidy's long history, current maintenance and development is provided by HTACG, which is fortunate to count among its members some of the very earliest contributors to HTML Tidy. We continue to have two primary goals. First, to provide a home where all the patches and fixes that folks contribute can be collected and incorporated into the program. Second, a library form of Tidy has been created to make it easier to incorporate Tidy into other software. Table of Contents The latest version of Tidy is always available as source code in our repository, and we try to make as many binaries available as possible on our binaries website. Also consider checking your package manager for a recent version of Tidy! News HTACG are proud to announce the first major release of HTML Tidy in years. Tidy version 5.0.0 is stable, ready for mass adoption, and finally officially supports modern HTML5. Version 5.0.0 source, or check to see if there's a binary for your OS. The HTML Tidy Advocacy Community Group (HTACG) was founded as an official W3.org community group for the purpose of assuming responsibility for HTML Tidy, and the W3 transferred their repository to HTACG today. The executables built by the sourceforge compile farm are not provided anymore. Likewise for the annotated source code by LXR. A reference to Dirk Paehl's Windows build has been added. With the current version of tidy, LibTidyusers using tidyBuffer need to recompile their code. From tidy dated "23 January 2007", source compatibility should work although explicitly calling tidyBufInit is recommended (see tidy/include/tidy.h for an example). A Windows .def file is now provided in the distribution. All internal symbols are now mangled. These should simplify the use of LibTidy. From tidy dated "29 December 2006", new APIs are available to use user-defined allocators. The interface of tidyFileExists has changed. From tidy dated "14 February 2006", ports on Windows 64 should work out-of-the-box. The automated build is currently broken. The latest source can be obtained from our repository. From tidy dated "11 November 2005", hash lookup is used by default. This can be disabled at build time. Please report any bug. Tidy should handle large documents faster. Terry Teague who co-maintained tidy since 2001 died. Terry was instrumental in keeping tidy going and will be missed. The quick reference card and the man page are now automatically generated as part of the build process using the LibTidy APIs. Use make doc to generate them. Automatic updates of the source, documentation, and SourceForge compile farm machine builds to this web site are temporarily disabled, due to SourceForge removing support for the cron jobs that automate this process. Please bear with us during this period - manual updates may be made on an ad-hoc basis; source is always available through our repository. Also, try the -help-config command line option to get a brief listing of Tidy configuration options. Try -show-config to get a listing of all options in effect. Support For information on getting support for HTML Tidy, please see the FAQ. Executable binaries We offer binaries for tagged releases for various operating systems. Please have a look at our binaries website. Also consider whether your operating system's package manager (e.g., dselect, apt, fink, brew, macports, etc.) has an easy-to-install package for you. License HTML Tidy, including both LibTidy and the command line utility, uses an MIT-like license. This license allows you to do almost anything with the code, except to represent your changes as coming from the W3C. For details, read the license. Source code The LibTidy source code is the main branch of our repository. Test cases The test suite can be found in the test directory in the source code. Historical Tidy The original, official release of Tidy for Windows is still available. Released by Dave Ragget on 04 August 2000, you can download it right here. These links are available to anyone to submit a bug report or to view the Tidy mailing list archives.

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