QueryPath is a PHP library for manipulating XML and HTML. It is designed to work not only with local files, but also with web services and database resources. It implements much of the jQuery interface, but it is heavily tuned for server-side use.
About QueryPath
QueryPath is a tool for PHP developers. It is designed to make it easier for software developers to work with XML or HTML documents and web services.
You can use QueryPath to interact with web services from the likes of Flickr, Twitter, and Amazon.com.
You can use it to work with any of the Semantic Web servers.
You can use it to import XML documents into a SQL database, or you can dump SQL results into XML or HTML.
You can write templates in pure HTML, or transform XML into HTML. You can open a document and search it with familiar CSS 3 Selectors or with XPath.
And if you are already familiar with the jQuery JavaScript library, you should be right at home with QueryPath.
Learn more about QueryPath from:
- The API Documentation: Detailed reference information, as well as examples.
- The Wiki: Tutorials and howtos to get you started.
- The main website: The definitive source for news, recent blogs, examples, and, of course, the library itself.
- The source: The QueryPath source code bundle includes dozens of examples, comprehensive unit tests, and well-commented code.
