html2hiccup #

HTML->hiccup transformer, a la Calva, but as a babashka task.

Usage #

html2hiccup [options]

html2hiccup [options] file1.html file2.htm ...

No files #

• Reads HTML from stdin
• Writes hiccup to stdout

With files #

• Reads supplied files
• Writes sibling .edn files

Options #

• --add-classes-to-tag-keyword true|false (default: true)

  Controls how CSS classes are handled in the output:

  • true: Classes that can be valid Clojure keywords are attached directly to the tag using hiccup's dot notation (e.g., <div class="btn primary"> becomes [:div.btn.primary])

  • false: All classes remain in a :class attribute as a vector (e.g., [:div {:class ["btn" "primary"]}])

  Classes containing special characters (like hyphens, dots, or starting with numbers) that can't be keywords are always placed in the :class attribute regardless of this setting.

• --kebab-attrs true|false (default: false)

  Controls the casing of HTML attribute names in the output:

  • true: Attribute names are converted to kebab-case using the camel-snake-kebab library (e.g., dataFooBar → :data-foo-bar, innerHTML → :inner-html)

  • false: Attribute names are lowercased (e.g., dataFooBar → :datafoob)

  Special cases like baseprofile → :base-profile and viewbox → :view-box are always handled correctly regardless of this setting.

• --mapify-style true|false (default: false)

  Controls how the CSS style attribute is represented:

  • true: The style string is parsed and converted to a map with Clojure keywords as keys (e.g., style="color: red; font-size: 14px" becomes {:style {:color "red" :font-size 14.0}}). Numeric values are converted to numbers, and alphabetic values become keywords.

  • false: The style remains as a CSS string (e.g., {:style "color: red; font-size: 14px"})