## Sample Programs

The example programs included with the HTML Parser distribution are listed below, with some details.

Note: On unix systems if you used the Java jar command or some older unzip utility to extract the distribution zip file, the executable flag will not have been preserved on the files in the bin directory. You can fix this by issuing the following command:

        chmod u+x bin/*

Parser | Parse a web page and print the tags in a simple loop. org.htmlparser.Parser.main(String[] args)
        bin/parser http://website_url [tag_name]
        where tag_name is an optional tag name to be used as a filter, i.e.
            A - Show only the link tags extracted from the document
            IMG - Show only the image tags extracted from the document
            TITLE - Extract the title from the document
        NOTE: this is also the default program for the htmlparser.jar, so the above could be:
        java -jar lib/htmlparser.jar http://website_url [tag_name]
Link Extractor | Extract links/mail addresses from a web page. org.htmlparser.parserapplications.LinkExtractor
        bin/linkextractor http://website_url [-maillinks]
        the optional -maillinks argument causes mailto: links to be printed
String Extractor | Extract text from a web page. org.htmlparser.parserapplications.StringExtractor
        bin/stringextractor http://website_url [-links]
        the optional -links argument causes hyperlinks to be shown within the text
Site Capturer | Save a web site locally. org.htmlparser.parserapplications.SiteCapturer
        bin/sitecapturer http://source_website /target_directory/ [true|false]
        the optional boolean argument determines whether resources such as images,
        audio and video are to be captured
Thumbelina | View images behind thumbnails. org.htmlparser.lexerapplications.thumbelina.Thumbelina
        bin/thumbelina [http://starting_website]
BeanyBaby | Parser Java Bean demo. org.htmlparser.beans.BeanyBaby
        bin/beanybaby [http://starting_website]