How to use the telegraph.utils.clear_whitespace_nodes function in telegraph
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python273 / telegraph / tests / test_html_converter.py View on Github 
expected = [
{'tag': 'p', 'children': [
{'tag': 'i', 'children': ['A']},
{'tag': 'b', 'children': [' ']},
{'tag': 'b', 'children': [
'B ',
{'tag': 'i', 'children': ['C']},
{'tag': 'i', 'children': [{'tag': 'b'}]},
' D '
]},
'E '
]},
{'tag': 'p', 'children': ['F ']}
]
self.assertEqual(clear_whitespace_nodes(nodes)[0], expected)
Popular telegraph functions
- telegraph.api.TelegraphApi
- telegraph.exceptions.InvalidHTML
- telegraph.exceptions.NotAllowedTag
- telegraph.exceptions.TelegraphException
- telegraph.Telegraph
- telegraph.upload.FilesOpener
- telegraph.utils.clear_whitespace_nodes
- telegraph.utils.html_to_nodes
- telegraph.utils.HtmlToNodesParser
- telegraph.utils.nodes_to_html