Python module that converts a word document into HTML

Just load it up and run this command:

convert_to_html_lines_from_path(docx_path)

Making sure to replace the docx_path with the path of where your document is located. Afterwards run it, and it will return to you the HTML version of your word document.

This is an example paragraph with lots of different styling added to it such as bold , italics, underline, and strikethrough. This is easily converted with the program to get it all out.

When I start a new paragraph, the word to html converter likewise starts off a new paragraph as well. But, I can also do something like to do lists for example:

List of things:

• Item one
• Item two
• Item three
• Item four

Note: It actually does not convert bulleted lists or numbered lists yet but it can easily be modified to do that. The author of this program just hasn't had any use case for it yet, but if you would like to add that modification feel free to push a commit.

["<p>This is an example paragraph with lots of different styling added to it such as <b>bold</b>, <i>italics</i>, <span style='text-decoration: underline;'>underline</span>, and <del>strikethrough</del>. This is easily converted with the program to get it all out.</p>",
'<p>When I start a new paragraph, the word to html converter likewise starts off a new paragraph as well. But, I can also do something like to do lists for example&colon;</p>',
'<p>List of things&colon;<br />- Item one<br />- Item two<br />- Item three<br />- Item four</p>',
'<p><b>Note&colon;</b> It actually does <i>not</i> convert <b>bulleted lists </b>or <b>numbered lists </b>yet but it can easily be modified to do that. The author of this program just hasn&apos;t had any use case for it yet, but if you would like to add that modification feel free to push a commit.</p>']

If you want to save the returned text into a an HTML document, run this command afterwards, making sure to input the returned "HTML Lines" as the first argument:

save_as_html(html_lines, filename)

You can make the filename anything, it will append ".html' automatically if you don't include it, but ideally you should name it like: "something.html".