Who uses lxml?
As an XML library, lxml is often used under the hood of in-house server applications, such as web servers or applications that facilitate some kind of document management. Many people who deploy Zope or Plone use it together with lxml. Therefore, it is hard to get an idea of who uses it, and the following list of ‘users and projects we know of’ is very far from a complete list of lxml’s users. Also note that the compatibility to the ElementTree library does not require projects to set a hard dependency on lxml – as long as they do not take advantage of lxml’s enhanced feature set. • cssutils, a CSS parser and toolkit, can be used with lxml.cssselect • Deliverance, a content theming tool • Enfold Proxy 4, a web server accelerator with on-the-fly XSLT processing • Inteproxy, a secure HTTP proxy • lwebstring, an XML template engine • OpenXMLlib, a library for handling OpenXML document meta data • Pycoon, a WSGI web development framework based on XML pipelines • PyQuery, a query framework
As an XML library, lxml is often used under the hood of in-house server applications, such as web servers or applications that facilitate some kind of document management. Many people who deploy Zope or Plone use it together with lxml. Therefore, it is hard to get an idea of who uses it, and the following list of ‘users and projects we know of’ is definitely not a complete list of lxml’s users. Also note that the compatibility to the ElementTree library does not require projects to set a hard dependency on lxml – as long as they do not take advantage of lxml’s enhanced feature set. • cssutils, a CSS parser and toolkit, can be used with lxml.cssselect • Deliverance, a content theming tool • Enfold Proxy 4, a web server accelerator with on-the-fly XSLT processing • Inteproxy, a secure HTTP proxy • lwebstring, an XML template engine • OpenXMLlib, a library for handling OpenXML document meta data • Pycoon, a WSGI web development framework based on XML pipelines • Rambler, a meta search eng
