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README.md

HTML Tidy with HTML5 support

This repo is a fork of the code from w3c.github.com/tidy-html5, which itself is a fork of tidy.sourceforge.net.

This source code in this version supports processing of HTML5 documents. The changes for HTML5 support started from a patch developed by Björn Höhrmann.

For more information, see w3c.github.com/tidy-html5

Building the tidy command-line tool

For Linux/BSD/OSX platforms, you can build and install the tidy command-line tool from the source code using the following steps.

  1. make -C build/gmake/

  2. make install -C build/gmake/

Note that you will either need to run make install as root, or with sudo make install.

Building the libtidy shared library

For Linux/BSD/OSX platforms, you can build and install the tidylib shared library (for use in building other applications) from the source code using the following steps.

  1. sh build/gnuauto/setup.sh && ./configure && make

  2. make install

Note that you will either need to run make install as root, or with sudo make install.

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