Online HTML to Hiccup converter

[Aiden Nibali]

Hello all,

I've put together an online HTML to Hiccup converter at http://tohiccup.herokuapp.com/
Hopefully this will be of some use to people either as another example of an Om project or for the tool itself.

Aiden

[Marc Fawzi]

Hi Aiden

Are you using Hickory?

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[Aiden Nibali]

Hey Marc,

I am indeed using Hickory, though I've added some pretty-printing code which manipulates the output a bit. For example:

<div id="my-container" class="blue centered">Hello</div>

produces

[:div#my-container.blue.centered
"Hello"]

rather than something like

[:div {:id "my-container" :class "blue centered"} "Hello"]

[Ahmad Hammad]

We have created one too, http://html2hiccup.buttercloud.com

[Kyle Cordes]

On February 21, 2015 at 11:32:49 AM, Ahmad Hammad (a.f.h...@gmail.com(mailto:a.f.h...@gmail.com)) wrote:

> > I've put together an online HTML to Hiccup converter at http://tohiccup.herokuapp.com/
> > Hopefully this will be of some use to people either as another example of an Om project or for the tool itself.
> >
> > Aiden
>
> We have created one too, http://html2hiccup.buttercloud.com

I have a question about both of these tools:

Is the output compatible with Reagent?


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[Ahmad Hammad]

As far a I know, yes.

[Simon Robinson]

Hi. This site doesn't seem to have been working the last couple of days?

[Kyle Cordes]

If you get stuck and can’t find a working online converter, I wrote about this a couple of years ago and pointed out a way to do it locally. Of course my solution relies on some libraries being available, but the odds of that are perhaps better than a cloud-hosted free service free service remaining available.

http://kylecordes.com/2014/html-to-hiccup-conversion

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